Armored Front

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Armored Front is a single player open world role playing game with a historical theme. It was developed by AutoRotate180 and was released on November 19, 2021. It received neutral reviews from players.

Armored Front is a fully immersive and interactive WW2 tank game specifically designed for VR. Operate, maintain and upgrade a X34-85 prototype tank and take part in tank warfare.

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Audience ScoreBased on 41 reviews

story3 negative mentions

The game offers a unique VR experience of commanding a tank, providing an immersive feel of operating different crew positions.
The graphics and sound design are commendable, enhancing the overall atmosphere of the game.
There is potential for future updates and improvements, with players expressing hope for better controls and additional content.

The game has been abandoned by the developer, with no updates or communication for over two years, leading to frustration among players.
Many features are reported to be clunky and unpolished, making gameplay difficult and unenjoyable, particularly in loading and aiming mechanics.
The current content is limited, with only a few missions available, and players feel the game is overpriced for what it offers.

story
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The story aspect of the game has received criticism for its limited content, with players expressing disappointment over the lack of missions, as there are only two available. While some anticipate future updates to expand the narrative, the current offerings do not seem to justify the game's price point. Overall, players are eager for more engaging missions and a richer storyline.
- “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
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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 scale, such as the impressive size of the tiger tank. However, there are concerns about the game's ability to run natively on lower-end hardware like the Quest without significant quality loss. Overall, while not groundbreaking, the graphics are satisfactory and contribute to the game's excitement.
- “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
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Users report significant stability issues, including severe glitches and unresponsive controls, particularly on high-end systems. While many acknowledge that the game is in early access and may improve over time, the current experience is described as a "buggy mess," leading to frustration during gameplay. Despite these problems, some still express hope for future improvements and recommend purchasing the game for its potential.
- “I got 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 work the game out but couldn't figure it out; 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.”