Tanks Boom Boom

A funny game in which we have to control a toy tank and destroy everything in our path, and unusual skills will allow us to do it more fun. Our task is to go through the levels and shoot shells in cubes with mathematical numbers so that the result is the number zero. The game is perfect for relaxing after a hard day.

Actually I'm disappointed in this game. I thought this was a shooter, a strategy, or a puzzle, but it's a simple idle game where the tank moves and shoots on its own, and you can't do anything except choose upgrades.

I expected straightforward tank action, but what I got was shallow, repetitive gameplay that never evolves beyond the same basic shooting mechanic. Level design doesn’t introduce meaningful challenge or variety, and enemy encounters feel monotonous rather than strategic. Puzzle elements are simplistic and poorly integrated, making progress feel arbitrary instead of skill-based. Despite its low price and casual appeal, the game lacks depth, polish, and replay value compared with other indie titles — it feels like a bare minimum prototype rather than a complete experience. Steam community sentiment is mixed at best, with many players rating it below average. 

Since I often watch streams or listen to podcasts, these low-stress games are a great way to pass the time instead of just staring at a monitor.

An addictive and fun tank shooter! The explosive battles and simple controls make it perfect for quick, exciting gameplay. Highly enjoyable! 🚀

Tanks Boom Boom takes the familiar image of armored vehicles and reshapes it into a lightweight puzzle experience rather than a conventional tank combat game. Developed and published by ZERO5GAMES, it revolves around a straightforward idea: control a tank, fire at numbered cubes, and reduce their values to zero while working through a succession of compact challenges. The combination of shooting and numerical problem-solving gives it an identity somewhere between a casual arcade title and a logic puzzle game. Players expecting realistic armored warfare should therefore adjust their expectations, because the emphasis is firmly on solving stages rather than simulating battlefield tactics. The numbered cubes form the foundation of the gameplay. Instead of simply destroying everything through unrestricted firepower, players need to consider the values displayed on their targets and determine how to eliminate them correctly. It is an approachable system that introduces a little thought into what might otherwise have been an extremely basic shooting game. The mathematics involved does not appear intended to be intimidating, making the game accessible to casual players while still provid…