Tank: M1A1 Abrams Battle Simulation

TANKS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Game is an oldie but a goodie, command tanks, destroy other tanks from an RTS style of mechanics and over view though you can go into a tank itself and wreck some havoc! And if you're like me, you might even "accidentally" destroy your own tanks just for the hell of it. Ignore my low time spent on this game. I have played this years before I found this on here. I can no longer run my original copy of this game on new computers but this one works! (Sort of).

GET THE MANUAL YOU NEED IT. http://www.replacementdocs.com/download.php?view.882 So... why don't you own it yet? It's awesome! You can control up to 4 platoons of tanks, (up to 16 tanks) and unlike the name would imply, you not only control M1A1's, but also M1 and M1A2 Abrmas tanks, (of course the only real difference is the gun) and the game gives you the ability to swap between the gunner, driver, and commander at will. You can also use CAS and Artillery strikes to neutralize the enemy if you want to be more passive with your tanks. There are 3 theaters for you to fight in, Fort Knox, Central Europe, and The Middle East, all with their own set of missions. (you can swap between theaters by pressing the "Fort Knox" icon in the main menu, pressing it will cycle through the theaters.) Overall the game is easy to pick up and play once you know the controls, and the enemy AI at its lowest difficulty is very forgiving, making this game very friendly to beginners. My only gripe is the graphics are horrible. I mean really bad. But thats something that comes with the age of the game, and it really doesn't detract from the experience. Super fun with a joystick as well. (little tip, use low joystick sensitivity) 9\10 terrible visuals, wonderful game.

[h1]Klassiker-Review[/h1] "M1A1 Abrams" ist ein Panzer-Taktik und Simulationsspiel aus dem Jahre 1989. Der M1 Abrams ist der Standard-Panzer der US Armee und wurde ab 1980 produziert. Ab 1985 wurde der verbesserte M1A1 in einer Stückzahl von fast 2400 hergestellt, bereits existente M1 Panzer wurden auf diesen Standard, der vor allem eine größere Kanone und ein ABC-Schutzssystem beinhaltete, nachgerüstet. In diesem frühen Simulator bewegen wir aber nicht nur einen Panzer, sondern befehligen auf einer Taktikkarte bis zu 16 Panzer in 15 Missionen. Jederzeit können wir über mehrere Stufen hereinzoomen und auch direkt einen Panzer steuern. Das ist für ein Spiel aus der Zeit schon ziemlich komplex. Die Grafik ist natürlich aus heutiger Sicht extrem veraltet. Wir sehen eigentlich nur Blöcke und farbige Flächen. Das ist von einem Spiel von 1989 kaum anderes zu erwarten, macht aber auch das Spielerlebnis eher unübersichtlich. Überhaupt ist das Gameplay recht unausgewogen. Wenn wir Einheiten auf der Taktikkarte Befehle geben, wirkt es erstmal so, als sei das Spiel eingefroren. Das liegt aber daran, daß die Einheiten mit grob 50 km/h über eine riesige Karte tuckern. Der Realismusanspruch ist also durchaus vorhanden, was an sich positiv zu werten ist und eigentlich mir auch liegt. Allerdings schreckt das Gameplay doch ziemlich ab. Irgendwie will die Taktikeben mit der Simulatorebene, auch wenn sie parallel ablaufen und man jederzeit wechseln kann, nicht gut zusammenzubringen. Besonders anstrengend und fast unverzeihlich aber ist es, daß dem Spiel kein Handbuch beiliegt. Auch im Netz ist es nahezu unmöglich ein Handbuch für dieses Spiel zu finden. Das erweist sich als großes Problem, denn das Spiel wird mit der Tastatur gesteuert und - wie damals üblich - sind die vielen Funktionen auf zahlreichen Tasten hinterlegt. Auf der Taktikebene geht das noch einigermaßen, da einem hier einige Tasten angezeigt werden. Bei der Simulatorebene ist man allerdings erstmal aufgeschmissen und kann nur durch ausprobieren herausfinden, welche Taste denn was bewirkt. Das ist massiv nervig und aufgrund der Grafik und der geringen Frames ist man sich manchmal auch gar nicht sicher, was gerade passiert ist und ob es denn mit unserem Tastendruck zu tun hat. Das Spiel war damals schon ein eher mittelmäßiger Titel, der nicht wirklich bis ins Letzte durchdacht erschien. Heute ist das Spiel fast unspielbar und wird nur den noch interessieren, der historische Games sammelt und seine Panzersimulator-Sammlung vervollständigen will. [h1]Wertung:[/h1] (Klassiker-Wertungen reflektieren immer das technisch Mögliche des Erscheinungsjahres) 5/10 Atmosphäre 4/10 Story 5/10 Grafik 5/10 Sound 4/10 Spielmechanik 3/10 Balancing 4/10 Spielspass [h1]Fazit:[/h1] Kaum mehr spielbar. [h1][b]4/10 Gesamtwertung

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Although Microprose's M1 Tank Platoon is more well known from the era that this game came out in -1989, Tank is probably a more realistic simulation. This game is like a very early Steel Beasts, and even has recon drones. A lot of strategic and tactical options and enemy units positions are not always the same every time. The animations for gun fire and hitting tanks are great - can take a number hits to kill a tank and see its turret fly off. M1 Tank Platoon is a fantastic game but so is this one - very underrated

I owned this back in the day when it was brand-spanking new and I spent countless hours playing it. For the era it was released in, and the charmingly Low-Fi VGA graphics of the time, there's a huge amount of nostalgic fun to be had. Classic, early 90's hypothetical NATO / Warsaw Pact conflicts with strategic options like recon helicopters, artillery bombardments, and the deployment of the fearsome A-10 Tank-Killer. Too cheap to not get if you love that classic, DOS military gaming experience.

不买还是人？

Это самый лёгкий симулятор танка в который я когда-либо играл. Разобраться в ней проще простого. Играется легко.

This is an old DOS game originally from 1989. It was apparently improved and re-released in 1993. You will need the manual for this one: http://www.replacementdocs.com/download.php?view.882. If you didn't own this game years ago, you likely will get nothing out of it, which is why I can't recommend it. I only bought it because it was the first computer game my dad bought for the first computer we had in our house in '98 or '99 and it was on sale here on Steam for $1. I actually just found it a couple weeks ago after being reminded of it talking with my parents one day, so it's a nostalgia purchase for sure. I don't think it's worth $6.99. It doesn't even come with the manual. COME ON, STEAM!!! By the way, the manual was added onto in 1993 and so the "Supplemental" part corrects and adds some info to the pages before it, like keybindings. In particular, see below about the Auto-Driver and Auto-Gunner toggles. That said, this is a Tank simulator and honestly I think it's an impressive DOS game for the era. There's multiple layers and complexity here. You can be the commander and control all the tank platoons on your command, send out aircraft for reconnaissance and in a few missions, use artillery. There's 15 or so missions and 3 difficulty levels. You can also take command of any tank under your command and jump in the role of the driver, gunner, or commander using the function keys. The tanks all have Auto-Driver turned on, so you have to press Alt+D to toggle it off. You can set a path for the auto-driver and even when it's on and doesn't let you steer, you can still control the speed. You can turn off auto-gunner and aim and shoot yourself. Even with it on, you can toggle between sabot or H.E.A.T. rounds for them. Any tanks you are not in are automatically controlled by AI. The game is in 3D, or pseudo 3D that seems impressive for the year and size of the game (less than 900 KB!) but it's just flat planes, no texturing (DOS's 16 colors only). Still, there's some basic vehicular physics here like your tank slows down going up hills. It's on par with other games that came out around the time like Hard Drivin' for the Sega Genesis. All in all, if you had this game in the past and want a trip down memory lane, it's worth a purchase but only if it's on sale for dirt cheap. Download a copy of the manual and spend some time studying it. I'm not sure what modern tank simulators are out there, but I'd have more fun playing MechWarrior. I really only got this because it was on sale for $1 and I had just been talking about it in my family a couple weeks ago as a memory. Oh and because it's running with DOSBox, you could, if you're creative, customize the keybinding to suite your needs. There's also a joystick option but I did not try it. It does not utilize a mouse.

年代久远的模拟坦克游戏 DOS运行，适合收藏 说实话不适合游玩