TankBlitz

[h1] If you're enthusiast of retro tank games like Tank 1990 on NES you might like this one. Variety of tank enemies, multiple weapons, upgrades, plenty of levels and 3 difficulty modes. Game forces you to use different weapons to battle more effectively. Each tank is good for different occasion. Resolution is not amazing but gameplay wise is solid. Sound is ok and fits the game nicely. Recommend stamp for retro gamers like me. [/h1]

TankBlitz is yet another of literally hundreds of lazy amateur 2D retro top-down shooter/brawlers infesting Steam and lowering the average quality of all video games everywhere. This one (I'm not making this up, don't laugh) is made with Adobe FLASH/AIR. Jesus wept... these guys actually thought it would be okay to dump a FLASH game onto Steam... as a paid product!!! What a joke!!! And yet here we are. They did put some lipstick on the dead pig here (but not much), it's moderately well polished (for a Flash game), and it terms of gameplay it's got a surprising number of features (for a Flash game). You have different kinds of attacks with your tanks and you can blow up some buildings. I said features... I didn't say it was a lot of them, or they were any good. Otherwise the gameplay is pretty bad and everything else is worse, but what should we expect, when developers decide it's okay to pollute Steam with garbage that could run in a web browser. From a technical perspective, the game doesn't meet basic minimum requirements that most PC gamers expect as standard. There's no option to change the resolution and no useful graphics tweaks. There's no way to ensure this is …

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Gotta admit, this game is fun. Simple and short compared to modern games but I love it. Gives me the old flash game nostalgia. Heck, didn't even know it was on steam cause I played flash games at school and didn't have a PC growing up. Only found it a week before this post. Bought it immediately without a second thought. It's rare for me to say this but 10 of 10. Solid, fast-paced, carnage. Only thing I wish for is this game got enough popularity for some sort of DLC or continuation.

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Cheap and amusing game. Similar to GTA1, GTA2, Brigador & Battletech Crescent Hawks. Drive, shoot them up, move along Unlike others I haven't experienced any issue. I do not expect an in depth storyline or such, it is a simple arcade top down platformer. Anyone that craps on about controls or FPS, would be the first against the wall when the revolution comes.