Armored Front

About

"Armored Front" is a VR-exclusive tank simulation game that requires VR experience and smooth locomotion. As the leader, you can command the tank or take control of its various roles. The game features immersive shell handling and realistic driving mechanics, allowing you to experience the full freedom of movement in a tank while taking a break from the battlefield.

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Play Modes

Single-Player Play through the game's story or campaign solo

57%

Audience ScoreBased on 40 reviews

story3 negative mentions

The game has great potential and offers an immersive experience, especially for tank enthusiasts.
Graphics and sound design are commendable, providing a decent level of detail for an indie game.
The ability to play solo with an AI crew adds a unique aspect to the gameplay.

The game feels abandoned and unfinished, with no updates or communication from the developer for an extended period.
Controls are clunky and difficult to manage, making gameplay frustrating and less enjoyable.
Many players report that the game is currently unplayable due to bugs and lack of content, leading to a poor overall experience.

story
9 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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44%
33%
The story aspect of the game has received criticism for its limited content, with players expressing disappointment over the availability of only two missions and a desire for more diverse scenarios. While some anticipate future updates to expand the mission offerings, the current lack of variety has led to concerns about the game's value relative to its price. Overall, the narrative experience feels underdeveloped and in need of enhancement.
- “I saw that you had the T34-85 model originally; it would be cool to have winter or invasion of Berlin missions.”
- “In the meantime, while we wait for the big stuff to happen, I think I am going to release a few defense missions for Pak40 and MG, probably in a few weeks.”
- “Then, the cherry on the top has to be the fact that there are only 2 missions.”
- “I have no idea how big these missions are because I couldn't get the tank to move, but I seriously doubt it will justify the £19.49 asking price.”
- “-lack of more missions (I know this will be fixed over time)”
graphics
4 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
50%
75%
The graphics of the game are generally considered decent for an indie title, especially in early access, with some reviewers noting a promising visual experience that effectively conveys the scale of elements like the tiger tank. However, there are concerns about the game's ability to run natively on mobile GPUs without significant quality loss. Overall, while not groundbreaking, the graphics are seen as satisfactory and capable of enhancing the gameplay experience.
- “Keeping in mind that this is early access, the graphics look promising and I instantly got the feeling of the monstrous size of the tiger tank.”
- “To be fair to it, the game looks like it could be exciting and the graphics are okay, I suppose.”
- “I don't think it could support Quest natively, though, not without decreasing the graphic quality by a lot; Quest is a mobile GPU.”
- “To be fair to it, the game looks like it could be exciting, and the graphics are okay, I suppose.”
- “Keeping in mind that this is early access, the graphics look promising, and I instantly got the feeling of the monstrous size of the tiger tank.”
stability
3 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
The stability of the game is currently criticized for being highly buggy, with players experiencing significant glitches that hinder gameplay, such as unresponsive controls and issues with character movement. While some users acknowledge that the game is in early access and may improve over time, the overall sentiment reflects frustration with its current state.
- “I have an i7 computer and an Oculus 2, and I can't even get into the tent; my hands won't move and it glitches badly.”
- “The game is super poor. I spent 20 minutes trying to figure it out but couldn't because it's buggy as hell. I might purchase it in the future if it gets fixed.”
- “It's still more of a buggy mess than a game, but it's in early access so I can't judge too harshly. Also, anyone else in the tank is just a robot that does exactly what you tell it, which is really stressful if you get shot by another tank. I still recommend buying it because it will be a good game in the future.”