
Digitanks is a turn-based artillery strategy game set inside your computer. Battle against the Bugs in your computer in the campaign, and then join a skirmish in the arcade Artillery mode or in the base-building Strategy mode.
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Languages: English
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for all the isometric gaming fans out there (starcraft, aoe, etc) this game is in your lane. A phenomenal game that emphasizes positioning, plan of attack and defense. a fun, layered battling system that is easy to jump right into and very rewarding. the multiplayer is a blast playing with friends. random generated maps that wont allow you to set your camp up the same way twice, so it will keep you on your toes. I recommend this awesome game!!
Fun little strategy game that evokes feelings of Scorched Earth with more depth to it. Simple enough to pick up and play but definitely requires a bit of strategy to use positioning effectively. Worth it!
Fun cross between strategy and artillery. There's a short campaign, but the main focus is on playing against the AI, or online against your friends. You can skirmish tanks-on-tanks, or if you want a longer, more strategic game, you can build bases, take over territory, and build your army while managing resources.
Really short: the campaign is two short tutorial missions showing you the basics and nothing more than that (what is the third resource after energy and command cap? figure it out by yourself lol), then there's two skirmish maps, expect to see everything in 1-2 hours at most. Also the visuals are cool but drowned under an absurd amount of bloom and screenshake every time any unit fires: it took me a while to figure out shot trajectories are actually important because I literally couldn't see it happen, I only noticed when I tried firing through another unit and notice it had died after the SFX spam faded away.
Creative! Support your indie developers!
After I started playing Digitanks, my life fell apart. It was around the time my cryptocurrency crashed. That was the final straw, and my wife left me. I crashed my car into a phone poll and was arrested for driving drunk. I stomped on the officer's toe and was denied bail. I was fired for not showing up at my job for two months. My supposedly-best-friend Pillboi robbed my house and took my Playstation. My dog knawed through his rope and ran into the woods and hasn't come back. None of this is Digitank's fault, though. Digitanks is a great game. You should play it.
Far more fun than you might expect for the price-point. It straddles a really pleasant balance between the accessibility of classic arcade tank games, and deeper turn-based strategic play. Low barrier to entry, but tons of upward potential for people who want to get immersed in war game strategy. The tanks can be upgraded based on promotions they get, which they seem to get per-kill they score. It's not overburdened with unreasonable RNG checks for weapons fire/aiming, so it's always satisfying to shoot stuff. The terrain can be used effectively to create cover, ambushes, or traps. The levels have simple but surprisingly effective variety which really elevates the gameplay with fun and replayable scenarios. It's rewarding to see your maneuvers work, and I never felt cheated by some gameplay mechanic that didn't pan out the way my mind expected it to (looking at you, XCOM). If you ever get the chance to play this in multiplayer with friends, you'll find it makes a really compelling and addictive party game which just about anyone can enjoy. If you never get the chance to play the multiplayer, then I still definitely think you're getting more value from it than the asking price. It's a great go-to for quick/fun tank strategy sessions, but don't be surprised if you get sucked in for a few hours more each time you load it up.
Digitanks is a labor of love, made by a good friend of mine. It feels very much like a 3d version of the old popular artillery/strategy games of the late 90's/early 00's - think Scorched Earth, Worms, Death Tank etc. Designed, developed, and created entirely by a single person as immersed himself in what he loved to do, (programming video games,) Digitanks delivers a blast of nostalgia for older gamers, and a window into the past for younger ones; reminding us of a simpler time of LAN parties, midnight releases, gaming magazines, and 733t 5p34k. Pick it up and enjoy it for the gameplay, or pick it up and enjoy it for the memories.
Surprisingly funny for the genre, I wasn't expecting it. The UI and tutorial did a good job guiding me through the experience! Was able to play on my Steam Deck with no troubles. I'm not normally an RTS player but I did really enjoy this one.
Short but sweet, 8/10 +Weapons +maps +graphics +intro -controls, auto-move is a blessing and a curse
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