Tyr

Schön zu sehen, dass es gratis ist. Das Spiel könnte auch zehn oder 20 € kosten.

имбулечка, танки тoлькo теперь быстрo веселo и футуристичнo

good, could do with more cosmetic customisation

Incredibly fun in-depth Tank shooter. As a newcomer to the genre I had an awesome time jamming team games and solo, My only complaint is that you can't play will a full stack

A very enjoyable little game that is rather easy to pick up and is possessing of a very concise and generally useful tutorial. Matches are quick and to the point somewhere in the range of as short as 3 minutes queue and all (very short don't charge in like that) to a more average 5-7 or even as long 10-12 again including tank select and queue times in a relatively populated area so this part may vary. There is a tank building/loadout element that I find quite fun and useful but not to the point that un-upgraded tanks are useless and if you don't wish to interact with this portion of the game at all you can absolutely just use the default build for each tank. Speaking of tanks I would say that at the moment they are generally well balanced although this is subject to change and also dependent on how much you and your team can work together. As of this moment there is no team chat or game chat to communicate your strategies and parties can only take up at most 3 out of the 8 players in the standard team size.

Very fun game. Match Maker kinda wonky sometimes but overall really engaging fast pace tank shooter.

A promising World of Tanks-like. Has a lot of QoL features that said prior game lacks- like a good in-menu armor viewer and a tiebreaker system. Also surprisingly balanced given its early state of development; Apart from a couple problem situations the roster all feel at least fairly viable if played to their strengths. Maps are OK but I am not experienced enough in the genre to really comment on the strength of their design. There's a surprising amount of attention to detail for something this early in development, even if the artstyle and visuals aren't exactly cutting-edge. I feel a palpable intentionality of a majority of game design decisions. Vehicles are designed with pronounced strengths and weaknesses, counterplay, and power scenarios to exploit for their pilot. Last Stand is a mechanic that seriously gives the underdog a shot when your average soloqueue team inevitably crumples for no explainable reason. The devs are also very transparent and earnest from what I can tell. Monetization is practically nonexistent- and I'm told the idea is that it'll be cosmetic-only. While I am entirely onboard with that concept, I worry about the viability of the game long-term if the revenue doesn't end up panning out. Even for a small lean team, the money needs to come from somewhere. That being said, if the game remains stable in that respect, there's a LOT of potential here.