Infinite Tanks

[h1]A disappointing indie game ruined by "live-service" nonsense.[/h1] Obviously an old indie game like this with PVP-only multiplayer isn't going to be worth buying for the dead PVP. The problem is that the single-player content has been ruined by the same "live service" practices found in predatory trash like [i]War Thunder.[/i] [h1]No rewards for replaying single-player content[/h1] [i][b]You don't get anything for playing the single-player missions after completing them once.[/b][/i] https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3163003045 This ^ is designed to prevent people from enjoying the game as a single-player experience and ensure that they go back to PVP immediately in order to progress. https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3163005681 Well it looks like that plan worked... As a result, the only way to progress after completing the missions is by doing dailies... and you can only do one of those every 24 hours. (Seriously it begins a 24 hour countdown after you complete so if you finish a daily at 2 AM one day, you can't do it again until 2 AM the next day.) [h1]Locked at lv1 so no heavy tanks or light tanks.[/h1] No matter how mu…

Infinite Tanks is a refreshing take on the armored warfare genre, blending accessible arcade combat with an unexpectedly deep vehicle construction system. Developed and published by Atypical Games, the title moves beyond simply placing players behind the controls of famous military vehicles. Instead, it emphasizes creativity by allowing players to assemble their own tanks from a massive collection of interchangeable parts. This design philosophy gives the game a distinctive identity, offering a satisfying balance between fast-paced action and strategic customization that keeps progression engaging over the long term. The centerpiece of the experience is its extensive tank-building system. Players unlock parts through a collectible card mechanic, gradually expanding a garage filled with engines, hulls, turrets, suspension systems, hover technology, weaponry, armor upgrades, and cosmetic options. Rather than following a straightforward upgrade path, every newly acquired component opens fresh opportunities for experimentation. A heavily armored assault tank, a speedy reconnaissance vehicle, or a missile-equipped hovercraft can all be built depending on personal preference. This flexi…

I bought this game hoping it would offer the same experience I had on my Switch Lite, sadly when playing it on my Deck with a third party controller, the right stick goes crazy, camera control is non-existent and no matter how many times I set the controls & restarted the game, it'll always revert to keyboard in matches, which was frustrating. I guess I'll keep playing the emulated version.

Used to play this game on my iPad. I decided to try a new game with new tanks but I keep on getting the "Connection with server could not be established. Please try again later" error. To the devs of this game please reply. Game over all is great, truly an infinite tank collection, game is fast phased and friendly. PVP is dead... please give more rewards for custom battles since there is already Infinite Tanks 2.

Sadly a truely dead game, it could've worked still, if the rewards weren't given based on online connection to one of their servers, which is actually offline. Game crashes if you tab out, but i guess there is some fun left to be had, good times but sadly over, i played it on my ipod back in the day

great game