You can drift tanks with this game👌

Reminds me to that Japanese Arcadey game that i played when i was a child

nice to have this ~ :3

just im wishing for the game lower the minimum spec (im playing fine tho actually)

The game is very fun and I was very reluctant to not recommend it, but I feel there are a lot of glaring issues with it that keeps me from having fun.

Pros:
- Great visuals. Fun Audio and decent sound design. The manga-like effects and models of Japanese streets let you live out your fantasy of tankery
- Decent tank selection. They got all your favorites... probably..
- Fast paced action. It scratches that tank itch well.
- Some attention to detail

Cons:
- Controls are clunky. It's difficult to aim especially at longer distances and the way the tanks move can be frustrating at times
- The 3rd person camera is iffy, often either clipping through solid objects (giving you xray vision into the 4th dimension) or spazzing out on random environmental objects causing violent earthquakes.
- Combat just isn't very fun. Often times you get surrounded and hammered by opponents, unable to do anything because your gun is damaged. When you're the one doing the surrounding, its just a game of ring around the rosie to try to outrun the enemy's gun.
- Still kind of peeved that the game was released with a new price tag and no monumental changes. This feels more like a major update for the previous Tokyo Warfare than a standalone reboot.
- Soundtrack is kinda repetitive. Fun at first but 10 hours of the same songs across both games gets old. I think there's new songs occasionally added but I'd still like some more variety. Not a con, just a small gripe.

First, the game is gorgeous and the art style is great. The physics are fun and give it that really arcade-like tank combat feel I've always wanted. But the controls are completely clunky. Long range engagements are hampered by the strange aiming reticel which has a mind of its own, jumping up or down suddenly as it locks on to environmental objects like fences and telephone poles. It reduces a lot of combat to charging a lonely tank and circling it, hoping to outrun its turret. Especially with early game tanks.

Second, the arcade-like damage system seems to be in direct conflict with the module damage system. The health system encourages trying to hit your opponents as many times as possible, but with each shot tending to land some sort of critical damage be it treads, turret, or gun, it makes it really just a reflex test to see who can get their first shot off first to disable the enemies modules over and over again.

The progression system is also strange and lacks some polish. It's hard for me to tell what constitutes a rank up (I seemingly get one every match I play whether I do good or bad) and there's no indication of what's awarded to you. It takes a lot of the fun out of working towards a new tank to unlock because half the time I hardly know what level I need to be to unlock it. And when you do level up, the only way I'm really certain I did so is because of the achievements they give. There's no "You unlocked [x]" dialogue. So I often have to go into the game and sift through the tanks to see if I got anything new.

Lastly, I still think its extremely questionable to basically sell us a game that's extremely similar to the original Tokyo Warfare. It has all the same lack of polish in the same areas as the original and content wise feels very similar as well. I was disappointed to find the original Tokyo Warfare suddenly abandoned. Then kinda confused when this new version came up as a separate game.

Case and point, Tokyo Warfare Turbo brings a lot of that fun arcade-like tank to tank action and fills a niche role in the military game genre geared towards people who are probably fans of Girls und Panzer and the likes. The physics are cartoonish (when you set them to be. Which I recommend since its the most fun) but its plagued with the same issues as the last installment. I also still feel off put that the last game suddenly lost support and a new cropped up without many major upgrades. The customization is a lot of fun and combat is satisfying when I can score a kill but if the core of the game, the mechanics, still feels unpolished, the whole game falls apart for me.

I'll continue to support this game, but as it stands I can't really recommend it.

as soon as the game gave me the option to play in anime mode I knew I was in for a wild ride

I bought the game this morning, and I'm just outstanded by the amount of effort put into the game! I'm stunned that more people haven't heard about this game, so I'm going to try and spread the news about this, because this is the first tank game in a long time I can say plays absolutely flawlessly, fast and quick combat, a great soundtrack and amazing graphics, what more could you ask from a game like this? You've really put amazing effort into this game, and I hope more people can hear about this game so we could maybe get multiplayer in!

It's a good game, i'd like it to have some kind of campaign, but the gameplay is very good and the creator keeps working in it.

also, its the nearest we can be of a Girls und Panzer pc game.

basic, but fun. I just wanted to drive around and shoot stuff in a tank without having to go online. This game scratches that itch.

I was tempted to get that World of tanks or war thunder game, but its too much work to get good tanks and you have to play with other people, which I can't be bothered with, so this game is great for what I want.

would be great if they opened this up for modding, i.e. user created maps, paint jobs etc.

Other than that, would fully recommend

waifus and tanks.

i think this game will turn out to be something great but at the moment its just a broken mess

This is the tank game you're looking for.
Highly recommended.