Tank Top Tactics
Icecore Studios · 2022 · Strategy, Turn-Based Strategy, Turn-Based Tactics, 3D, Cartoony
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About Tank Top Tactics
- Turn-based gameplay enables you to plan out every single action carefully
- Control your individual tanks on a grid-based field, make them MOVE, GRAB, SHOOT and SELF-DESTRUCT!
- Each player has one "Main Tank" among their units, and if that tank gets destroyed, the battle is decided!
- Choose from 6 different battle fields that each offer unique tactical possibilities for you to discover!
Unleash the creative tactician within you to outplay your opponent either locally or ONLINE!
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
Tank Top Tactics has an interesting core concept of a turn-based strategy game with tank-based mechanics and crate-carrying gameplay that players find appealing. However, the game suffers from significant accessibility issues including a complete lack of tutorials or rule explanations, no single-player AI opponents, a confusing UI with unintuitive controls, and missing basic features like visible mouse cursors and functional menu navigation, making it difficult for new players to learn or enjoy the experience.
[h1]Before I played Tank Top Tactics, I had a small pp, no friends, no gf, depression, and no life. These things havent changed, but the game is pretty good[/h1]2 found this helpful
3/10 A TBS with tanks, and tanks can grab crates and carry them. Good: - the basic concept of the game actually sounds interesting So-so: - the 3D graphics aren't too bad, especially for a free game. The UI, though rather simplistic, still looks kinda okay - music is passable Bad: - no tutorial or even explanations of any sort - no AI. The only 2 available modes are online multiplayer (obviously no one to find online) and hotseat (have fun playing against yourself when you don't know the rules) - clumsy UI. Took me a minute of random keyboard presses to find out that you bring up the game menu by pressing Space twice (and a single Space gives an order to move). Still, I didn't find a way to exit the battle, so had to eventually just Alt+F4 - mouse cursor isn't shown at all, so there isn't any mouse control. Still, if you move the mouse around the buttons get highlighted. Why hide the mouse? It's a PC game, so mouse control is essential Judging by the credits dialog, it's some bunch of friends/brothers who made this game and played it together. Unfortunately the rest of us can't read their minds and guess the rules without tutorials or instructions. Also, an AI opponent is a mus…1 found this helpful
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