Total Tank Generals

good ai and fun turn based game. 5 stars

Total Tank Generals, developed by Noobz From Poland and published by 505 Games, is a turn-based strategy game that wears its influences openly while trying to refine them into a more streamlined and approachable experience. Rooted in the traditions of classic hex-based war games, it places players in command of World War II forces under the leadership of well-known generals, but it avoids overwhelming complexity in favor of clarity and steady tactical engagement. The result is a game that feels familiar almost immediately, yet still manages to introduce enough variation to keep its systems engaging over the course of a campaign. The foundation of the gameplay is built on hex-grid maps where every movement and action carries weight. Units operate within clearly defined limits, and each turn becomes a careful exercise in positioning, timing, and resource allocation. Combat is presented through probability previews, allowing players to assess potential outcomes before committing to an attack. This system reinforces deliberate decision-making, encouraging players to think several steps ahead rather than relying on reactive play. Terrain plays a significant role in shaping engagements,…

The game has a lot of potential. I enjoyed playing for a few hours. The good things are: You can stack up to three units in one tile and attack simultaneously, in contrast to Panzer Corps 2 and most other such turn bazed puzzle games. Also some units can choose two or three hex tiles. You can choose between normal attack and assault. Now the downsides: The AI heals its unity almost every turn, and you can also heal your troops for free (no ressource costs, like prestige or manpower!). This means you have to wipe out an enemy or they will heal for free the next turn, Also, your own units heal automatically when they level up. This turns this game from a war game to an RPG, more like diablo or whatever. The AI also spams a lot of units. Healing should be limited for you and the AI, should be costly in terms of time and ressources and should depend on some kind of supply line, like in hex of steel. And no "level up healing and resupplying." AI: The AI always attacks with artillery last, after trying to assault your position. This shows how badly written the AI is, because this would be the most easy fix: Hard Code that Arty shoots first. Not even this simple decision rule was implem…

this is hands down the hardest game ive ever played. however it is very good tho the rng is brutal. u can lose 4 to 5 units in one turn when theres under 15 of ur units on the map,, if theres a lesson to be learned in some situations other than bad roll.. i havent figured it out yet, even good position and the initiative may not even combat a bad dice roll. but i can say its good enough that ive yet to win a mission outside the demo yet lol and im still playing it

Should be a great game BUT: 1. Set up an attack, your unit should do 8 damage to a troublesome anti-tank, you fire and "MISSED". Not a single scratch upon the enemy. If it's a 75% chance of attack, a 'miss' should still do 25% damage, so 2 of the 8. Time and time again, "MISSED". 2. Units suddenly regaining all hit points and ammo just from levelling up. Why? Attack a stubborn defence from multiple angles and hit them4 times and then they suddenly level up and you're back to square 1. 3. The extended Rommel campaign first map is impossible. Needs a rework. Other than these things the game is well worth your money, sadly I don't think the devs are going to be doing any updates of any kind though, so I'd say leave it for now.

Lots of fun! Challenging to say the least! Excellent super intuitive editor, just wish there were more unit types. Still, its excellent! This game has loads of potential but I'm really enjoying it as it is. Hight recommend!