
Tank Squad is a tactical-combat action game. Take part in big tank battles during World War II. Play single-player or coop (4 players). Repair your tanks, replenish supplies, manage the crew and get back to the action!
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Tank Squad is a tactical-combat action game, where you take command of your tank squad and lead it during tank battles of World War II. Take part in historical battles, set in linear campaigns, alone or with up to three friends. Each player can control his own tank or be a part of your tank crew.
Each battle is a separate mission in the campaign, with separate objectives that you need to achieve to win the battle. Plan ahead of your strategy and tactics, use infantry, artillery and air support when it is available. Minimize your losses, to be prepared properly for the final battle of the campaign.

Tanks that have been damaged during the battle can be restored to serviceability during out-of-battle repairs at the repair station.
Repair damages taken during battle
Replenish tank ammo (main gun and machine guns)
Manage your soldiers. Replace the deceased, heal the wounded. Improve your crewmen skills, as they earn experience and gain levels.

Play out battles in co-operative mode supporting a total of 4 players. Use the tank radio (VoIP) to communicate and issue orders to coordinate the units in your squad.
When the battle is over, collect your own as well as your enemies' damaged vehicles. Work together at the repair station to get your tanks back in action faster.

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Languages: English*, French, Italian, German, Spanish - Spain, Simplified Chinese, Japanese, Korean, Polish, Portuguese - Brazil, Russian, Turkish +1 more
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Game is VERY rough. Textures constantly pop in and out, at one time the entire ground disappeared for a few seconds while playing. Objects also like to pop in and out of existence with tanks, fences, bushes, etc, will disappear and reappear as i scan across the battlefield. game is unoptimized and looks blurry even with the highest settings. tank combat is mediocre at best, with enemies either shooting you through houses and foliage from 500m, but some will also just sit there and do nothing when you're right beside them. the Molotov spam is also insanely annoying, i guess every Russian soldier carried a backpack with 50 molly's in them during WW2. tank damage is also very inconsistent where ill see my round go right through the engine or a crew member but receive "no damage." game sounds great on paper, but in its current state i regret paying the $15 sale price for this product. its a $10 game at best
Tank Squad had a rough launch, but I can definitely say after a year of steady updates it's on track to be one of the best modern WW2 tank sims. Even though it's not labelled as early access, I'd still consider the game kind of early access. There's still jank and bugs, but the devs acknowledge it and are actively working on it. Just about everything negative/annoyances I've had about the game are slated to be fixed or improved according to their roadmap and development updates. For the current version the AI is not that great and your platoon AI can be pretty dumb (currently remedied if you play in coop). Other than that I think even in the current version its well worth the $20 for a good WW2 tank sim that you can play in singleplayer or coop.
Seems like a good balance between a hardcore sim, and arcade experience, making it challenging but fun. I tend to prefer realism myself and it seems like that is the focus for the devs which is great. Devs seem to be decent folks who are working hard. Hopefully they can pull in some funds with their upcoming dlc, because this game has heaps of potential with a lot of features/depth in the way of combined arms. Some of the reviews are brutal. I think some people need to understand that historical wargames are somewhat of a small market, you're not going to get the polish of a big studio. If you can't accept that then don't buy these games, or at least temper your expectations. These are the types of developers you want to do well, and keep pumping out content.
Consider this game to be in an alpha state, jank and performance are still big issues. However, it has all the right ideas and the developers are making all the right decisions. The developers are aware of the issues and are working hard to resolve them, from what I've seen. Even despite all the jank I've still had a great time playing it. Here's my reasons why this game stands out: - War thunder like hit model / hit camera when you shoot enemy tanks (and when you're hit), attention to detail about the vehicle models and damage modeling is clearly there. - Choose between more casual tank control (e.g. war thunder) vs multi crew mode where you can act as an individual tank crewman working together with other AI crew members (think Hell Let Loose). If you're a tank commander you can easily command your driver to move/turn, command your gunner to fire, and spot enemies. Some roles don't do much right now, such as the radio operator, but the foundation is there and there's so much potential to expand/refine here. - Combined arms gameplay where you can command infantry to move, follow you, attack, or ride on your vehicle, as well as command other tanks of course. Again, it's in a primitive state right now but there's so much potential here. From what I can tell there is some kind of scouting mechanic where either other members of your tank crew or other allied units can see enemies and relay them to you. So there's a lot of potential to expand on using infantry as scouts, which I really hope they do. As a tank getting information about the battlefield is so important. - Hub phase / down time meta game in campaign: used to re-arm your troops/armor, repair vehicles, salvage wrecks (which you take after a campaign battle), buy new troops/vehicles, customize your vehicles with different paint/icons, etc., a neat feature which has most of the foundation set up, just needs to be refined and expanded upon
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little bit of lag but these battles are massive and im running it on max graphics lowering a little helped alot, games great makes you feel like a real tank commander and you can even make its so your crew is ai controlled
Very cool. Exactly what it should be.
高爆弹的威力实在小的让人难以接受,有时候一炮打在敌方步兵旁边三四米远的地方都不能击杀 The tank's high-explosive rounds are ridiculously underpowered; a direct blast right at an enemy infantryman’s feet fails to kill them. I truly cannot fathom why the developers settled on such a design.
i like that its world war 2 themed an when you're in a tank an you shoot an enemy tank it has like war thunder cam where it shows you where you penetrated kinda ish but overall a good game 10/10 would recommend
I have a I9 processor, 36 GB of RAM, NVIDIA GeForce RTX 4070, and this game crashes my rig every time the game enters combat. I have read there are memory leaks and other issues, but I figured those would have been fixed when the vendor deployed patches . Looks fun, sucks I can't play it due to Unity bringing down my machine.
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