Total Tank Simulator, developed by Noobz from Poland and published by 505 Games, is a military strategy game. Players command huge armies to fight against other nations. Players can pick from a wide variety including the USA, Germany, Poland, Italy, etc. After choosing a nation, players can play campaign, online, or sandbox. For my playthrough, I decided to play as the United States and chose to play the campaign game mode. In this gamemode, you will go through multiple battles, each level having different enemies for you to face. Each of these new enemies will use different troop types as well as different strategies. In order to defeat these enemies, players must strategize and attack plans. Players must decide where they are going to attack, and what they will use for the attack.
On my first mission, I was still getting used to the controls and strategies. I decided to send all of my troops in a certain direction. My troops did not last that long, and I had to redo the mission. I replanned and attacked from multiple locations, and was able to defeat my enemies. I continued to play the campaign missions, and I was able to unlock more and more troop variants.
Total Tank Simulator reminded me a lot of a Totally accurate battle simulator. In each game, players choose different types of troops and vehicles to try and battle against other players or enemies. Both games have very similar playstyles and animation. In Total Tank Simulator, players could choose from a large variety of troops and tanks. Players would unlock these different troops the further they progressed in the campaign. Each variant of the tanks had strengths and weaknesses, and players needed to balance out the different troops they used on the battlefield.
There were also different “buildings” that players could place down. These buildings continuously spawned troops or vehicles. These buildings were very valuable, and I tried my best to defend mine.
After playing the campaign for a while, I decided to try out sandbox mode. I found this gamemode to be extremely fun, and it definitely was my favorite. This game mode unlocked and gave you every single troop in the game. It also allowed you to change the game settings and give you unlimited money. This gamemode can help players try out and choose their favorite troops. It also is a way for players to mess around and spawn in huge amounts of fo enemies. I really enjoyed the giant warfare aspect in the sandbox mode, making it my favorite gamemode in Total Tank Simulator.
The latest game content, the Italy DLC, was recently added to Total Tank Simulator. This DLC provides the game with a brand new setting, new campaign and maps, as well as a full army and special units. The three modes offered are TTS campaign, Sandbox and Shadow. The new Italy DLC has a campaign with 2 acts featuring 9 varied missions as well as five new maps in Sicily as well as South Italy. The DLC also offers 30 new units that include special and secret units.
Overall, I really enjoyed Total Tank Simulator. The game was extremely fun and exciting. I found both the campaign and sandbox gamemode to be very addicting, and I could see myself playing the game for hours on end. I hope Total Tank Simulator adds a feature to be able to play with your friends. I can not wait to see what is added to the game and would rate it a solid 9 out of 10.
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Total Tank Simulator is available for $19.99 for PC via Steam. The Italy DLC is available for $4.99 via Steam.
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