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Tank Wars (1990)

DOS

3.20 from 10 ratings

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Protect the Radar Base and yourself from being hit by various enemy tanks, and further trace to defeat every enemy you confront. In this game, you fight by five of your own tanks against 20 enemy tanks in each scene.
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Genres
Arcade, Shooter, Strategy

Release dates

  • 1990 (Worldwide) DOS
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Bounty_Hunt3r

Review Bounty_Hunt3r 3/5 · Feb 5, 2021

Tank Wars

A solid tank game from the DOS era, where you can play against different leveled AI tanks or other players locally trying to shoot each other first. You can earn credit from kills and winning, which can be spent between rounds, buying bigger exploding projectiles, Nukes, terrain shaping weapons and defense mechanisms.

Choosing between the AI levels, you can encounter …

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A solid tank game from the DOS era, where you can play against different leveled AI tanks or other players locally trying to shoot each other first. You can earn credit from kills and winning, which can be spent between rounds, buying bigger exploding projectiles, Nukes, terrain shaping weapons and defense mechanisms.

Choosing between the AI levels, you can encounter any difficulty between the shoot first, think after tank and the tank which has basically aimbot. 10 players are supported maximum and the carnage will be guaranteed!

Shooting is easy, but being accurate requires some attention. You can adjust the turret's angle and the power of the shot, taking into consideration the actual wind direction and strength. Kinda like Worms, except you can't move anywhere.The play order is random, so expect being Nuked before firing a single shot in some turns. Other than this, it's a fun game for killing some (but not too much) time and nailing the perfect shot always feels rewarding.

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