Toy Tanks

haha tanks go brrrr

A really calm and fun game. Reminds me off the Wii Play tank game but as its own sizeable game, for being a relatively small game i can see myself revisiting it every now and then

Stopped emulating Wii Tanks because this exists, but I'd never call this a Tanks clone. 8/10, bullets ricocheting off the ground because of recoil is annoying.

This game has really fun physics. Its the best wii tanks inspired game I've found.

This game suffers from "good game concept, bad level design." The levels are either brutally difficult, requiring many attempts to beat, or are beaten in less than 10 seconds (there is no in between). A lot of the levels also suffer from being luck based. In particular, 3-10 is very annoying to play as you can play it perfectly up until the boss is on low health, then a bunch of enemies are randomly spawned. In most of my attempts they spawn directly on me causing me to be shot multiple times and basically die instantly. I have own gotten to the end on normal difficulty a single time on 3-star pace, and I was killed by a stray bullet right after the final enemy died (meaning my completion didn't count). Another time I was hit and just lost health, knocking me down to a 2-star completion. Why is there is a brief window where is can happen? The game suffers from many other issues. I belief A-18 was the level that introduced a tank that you can kill with bullets. Was this made clear? No, of course not. I spent like 5 minutes pounding bullets into the enemy wondering why it wouldn't die. The thought of it being unkillable was beyond me as bullets hitting it increased the star bar like normal. This was also the level I discovered that dashing existed, since you need it to complete the level. The menus are absolutely awful to use. I often found myself closing the game just to get back to the start menu (which is more clear, but still sucks). Throughout the campaign you unlock tanks, which may be able to help with completing harder levels, Too bad it's impossible to find where they are, and googling "how to switch tanks in toy tanks game steam" isn't very enlightening nor should be something I even have to do. In conclusion, I bought this game because it is clearly heavily inspired by Wii Tanks, but playing it just makes me want to play that, not this. I beat the game on easy difficulty in like 20 minutes, and suffered through beating it on normal for much longer. I will not be revisiting this game to finish it on hard.

a must have for anyone that grew up with the original

I liked it :3

Found this game from SilokHawk and bought it for $6 from a Summer sale. This is a very entertaining game. It's short, not too easy, but not too hard either. I felt some nostalgia as I played Wii Tanks when I was young. Being able to choose different tanks to play as with their own strengths, weaknesses, and bullet types was fun to look through. MANY different types of opponents with their own gimmicks just added to the fun. That being said, my entry to this game was met with lag. Turning down the graphics wasn't too much of a change but I would prefer it if the lag wasn't there. Also, my tank shooting upwards while flipping around after being shot, missing all the enemy tanks entirely, isn't really a necessary feature. I love that they flip around because it matches with the "toy" theme, but the bullets should be kept to level with the height of ground I'm standing on. Lastly, I think $12 is too much of a price. I was happy buying it on sale. I don't want the cons of this game to discourage you from playing this game. It's not tedious to play, I really enjoyed it. There are bosses and level modifiers too, to add another fun challenge for when you collect all the achievements. I played solo, so I don't know how it is in multiplayer, but I'm confident multiplayer is equally as entertaining. I highly recommend the purchase. (At a sale price)

Look, if you hanker for the nostalgia of Wii Tanks, this is it. While there are perhaps too many customisation options (a double edged sword) this does what it says on the tin. Great fun with friends who has the patience, persistence, and inventiveness to apply artful crazy tactics to navigate the tougher levels.

A lot of goofy fun, probably even better if you get some friends in on it