Military Life: Tank Simulator

Horrible game. - It's not even a simulator. - audio is inconsistent. - physics are bad, like you are ice skating on a bouncy castle. - gameplay is just boring. - graphics are alright though.

This game should not be played by anyone. It should be called "Boat simulator", because that's how this tank drives. Literally. At one point, the tank was moving at a 45 degree angle to the direction it was facing. And don't get me started on how I needed to get through a patch of trees... so the tank drove up to them, turned around, and went the other way. The game only cost me $1.24, but I'm still requesting a refund on general principles.

Military Life: Tank Simulator is a military action simulator developed and published by United Independent Entertainment that offers players the opportunity to command legendary World War II tanks in a campaign built around accessible gameplay rather than strict realism. Instead of overwhelming newcomers with intricate vehicle systems, the game focuses on delivering straightforward tank combat that is easy to pick up while still capturing the appeal of operating heavily armored machines. It presents itself as an introduction to armored warfare, blending mission-based progression with large battlefields and a simple narrative that ties the action together. The game's most appealing quality is its emphasis on accessibility. Driving, aiming, and firing all use uncomplicated controls, allowing players to become comfortable with the mechanics almost immediately. The campaign guides players through a variety of objectives that range from engaging enemy forces to completing tactical assignments across open environments. While the missions are not especially complex, they provide enough variety to keep the gameplay moving, particularly during the early hours. The inclusion of recognizable…

It is old but fun to play and challenging, downloaded Crosshair's from the Windows app store as the one within the game is hard to see.

WAT IS DIS

This is a lightweight "tank simulator" made using the same rudimentary engine that brings us games like Agriculture Simulator and a few other similar casual equipment sim games. The premise is fine, of course, because World of Tanks and War Thunder were already doing this when Tank Simulator hit the streets in 2016. But boy, UIG did not look at the competition. This is a very shallow simulator, you don't do much in it, there's no multiplayer and the single player is, well, lame to say the least. Art assets are fairly low poly compared to the big 2 tank games. War Thunder and World of Tanks are free to play, and they're far, far superior to this... but UIG wants money for it! Impossible to recommend.