Tanks, But No Tanks

This review is more-or-less to balance out the entirely positive reviews thus far. [u]Does this play as advertised?[/u] Yes. As long as you have 3-4 people to play with. [u]Will this game scratch that 'Wii Play - Tanks!' itch?[/u] Not really. This game is versus-only and the bots are a joke. [u]Further Comments:[/u] The bots are extremely easy and predictable. The upgrade system is cool but the process of gathering enough coins is anything but (you essentially have to ignore the opponents in order to save up enough coins to upgrade). And if you play with real players, you usually don't get enough coins to upgrade much. Even if all of the above was fixed, the game simply lacks content. Not enough maps. Not enough abilities. Not enough things to do. Game play loop is too repetitive. IMO... If the devs could add more content, I think that'd be a good start. Maybe even implement some type of single player challenge mode for more gameplay variety. In its current state, most people will likely play this game less than an hour and never touch it again (see the average playtime of other reviewers for reference).

A nice spiritual successor to Wii Tanks. Start simple, work your way up. I love that it's simultaneously relaxing and intense, or rather that it ramps up as soon as bullets start flying, and calms down as you get through the match. Icing on the cake is that it'll be a nice game to play on my Ally. Small size and comfortable.

It's a cute game for a few people. Pretty sure it will be great in a few updates =)

A great local co-op or PVP game, reminiscent of the tank gamemode on the WII. Would definitely recommend

Tanks but no Tanks is a neat little party game you can pull out at with gamer friends. perhaps not as accessible as Jackbox, it is worth a look if you host a lot of local gaming parties.

Not a ton of content at the moment but might scratch the itch for Wii Play tanks