Tank Force: Online Shooter Game

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Tank Force - the coolest free online tank shooter This is a new word in online tank battles, which combines the best qualities of a tank simulator and thrilling arcade battles.

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66%

Audience ScoreBased on 803 reviews

graphics33 positive mentions

grinding13 negative mentions

The game is fun and easy to learn, providing a casual tank battle experience.
Graphics are decent for a free-to-play game, and it runs well on lower-end PCs.
The game has potential for improvement and offers a unique take on tank combat.

The game is heavily pay-to-win, requiring significant real money investment to be competitive.
Matchmaking is unbalanced, often pitting low-tier players against high-tier tanks.
There are numerous bugs and server issues, leading to frequent disconnections and frustrating gameplay.

graphics
75 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
44%
44%
12%
The graphics of the game receive mixed reviews, with some players praising their sharpness and realism, while others criticize them as outdated or subpar, especially when compared to competitors like World of Tanks. Many users note that the game runs well on lower-end devices, but some express disappointment in the overall quality, suggesting it feels more suited for mobile platforms. Overall, while there are commendations for the visual detail in certain aspects, a significant number of players find the graphics lacking or in need of improvement.
- “Graphics are so real, you'll start ducking in your living room!”
- “Great graphics and realism.”
- “Excellent graphics, highly addictive game.”
- “The graphics are low quality and somewhat primitive, to cater to the low powered mobile phones the game was designed for.”
- “The graphics are laughable (even maxed out they are little better than 1st gen smartphone graphics), the pay-to-play elements are legion, and the servers are located in Europe, so you're going to experience lag, lots of lag.”
- “This game has modern tanks like Armored Warfare and worse game mechanics and graphics like World of Tanks. If you want to play a tank game for PC, play War Thunder for no pay-to-win features, high detail graphics, and you can play simulator or arcade mode.”
gameplay
54 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
28%
59%
13%
The gameplay has received mixed reviews, with some players finding it engaging and smooth, while others criticize it for being boring, unbalanced, and plagued by pay-to-win mechanics. Many users noted issues with matchmaking, lag, and a lack of depth in mechanics, leading to a repetitive experience. Overall, while there are elements of fun and potential, significant improvements are needed to enhance the gameplay experience.
- “Engaging gameplay.”
- “The gameplay is very smooth, the controls are easy and the maps are very realistic.”
- “Mechanics are easy to pick up, and if you’ve played World of Tanks or any of the Tanki games, you should be good to go with this game.”
- “This game was fun when I first played (different account, in 2020) but this last major overhaul has basically ruined the gameplay, the balancing, all of it.”
- “The gameplay is all screwed up anymore; you either get dropped in the middle of battle or just after you pick your tank, and get an error message stating you have internet connection issues.”
- “Doesn't take long to realize this is a World of Tanks knockoff; graphics are good, gameplay is terrible, and the grind is unreal.”
grinding
15 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
13%
87%
Reviews indicate that grinding in the game is excessively tedious and often feels unmanageable without spending money on premium features. Players report that significant time investment is required to progress, particularly for higher-tier tanks, and many feel that the game is nearly unplayable without premium status. While some find the grind enjoyable in moderation, the overall sentiment leans towards it being a frustrating experience that heavily favors those willing to pay.
- “No grindy BS like other games; you don't have to worry about sweaty tryhards.”
- “You'll need a second life for grinding.”
- “Forget about grinding to get upper tier tanks because you get crap for silver.”
- “It's very grindy and tedious without going through microtransactions.”
- “The game is close to unplayable without 'premium' unless you have an extraordinarily high tolerance for grinding.”
monetization
11 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
27%
36%
36%
The monetization model of the game has received significant criticism, with many players labeling it a "cash grab" due to the prevalence of ads and microtransactions that hinder gameplay. Users express frustration over losing progress and in-game purchases when changing servers, and the introduction of timers for upgrades that can be bypassed with paid currency further exacerbates the issue. While some appreciate the temporary absence of in-game purchases, there is concern that future updates will mirror the monetization strategies seen in similar games, potentially disadvantaging non-paying players.
- “Currently it's free to play, but there will be in-game purchases to get shiny new things, which will disadvantage players that don't want to spend the money, or don't have it to spend.”
- “First off, I'd like to thank the devs for disallowing in-game purchases until Tank Force is fully released; never before have I seen something like that.”
- “This game, just like World of Tanks, includes multiple forms of in-game currency that can be used to purchase stat upgrades, etc. It appears that the developers will be adding microtransactions in the near future just like those present in World of Tanks.”
- “Nothing but ads and micro purchases; screens lock you onto buy options.”
- “Don't be attracted by the fact it's 'free'; that's just to lure you in. The full thing is microtransactions.”
- “It's a complete cash grab now; game uninstalled.”
stability
9 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
33%
89%
The game's stability is frequently criticized due to numerous bugs, glitches, and server issues, leading to a frustrating experience for players. While some users appreciate the gameplay and graphics, they note that the frequent technical problems, including sound glitches and collision issues, detract from the overall enjoyment. Support for these issues is described as slow and inadequate, further compounding the frustrations.
- “It runs great under Linux.”
- “The game maintains a steady frame rate, even during intense action sequences.”
- “I've experienced minimal bugs and crashes, making for a smooth gaming experience.”
- “Even if you pay, there are so many bugs, glitches, and server issues.”
- “It's a click of fun, but it will cost you a lot of money along the way. The game is full of glitches and frustrations, frequent server disconnects, and slow, incompetent support.”
- “There are many more glitches in the game to list down here.”
music
9 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
44%
22%
33%
The music in the game receives mixed reviews, with some players criticizing it as low-quality and reminiscent of bootleg tracks, while others appreciate its funky and entertaining elements. Despite the glitches and bland map themes, some users find the music enjoyable and fitting for gameplay, even describing it as "rockin'" and capable of competing with other titles. Overall, the soundtrack elicits a range of reactions, from disdain to amusement.
- “On the good side, the music is kinda funky and there are maps with different themes, although they are still quite bland.”
- “Great music that can give World of Tanks a run for its money.”
- “Love the game, and yes, there are plenty of glitches, but when one looks past that, the rest: graphics and sound (music) is awesome to play with.”
- “Glitchy on Linux, tiny maps in the beginning, awful music... just awful.”
- “The sound... $1 music and bootleg music from Call of Duty and other games.”
- “- The music on the maps is cheesy; it will give you a chuckle.”
humor
8 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
The humor in "Tank Force: Strzelanka Online" is characterized by its chaotic and absurd scenarios, such as the imagery of a goldfish driving a tank, which many players find hilariously entertaining. While the game offers comedic moments, particularly through collision glitches that lead to amusing outcomes, some users feel that the lack of strategic depth detracts from the overall experience. Overall, players appreciate the humor, noting it as a highlight despite some technical issues.
- “Like a goldfish driving a tank - hilariously chaotic, yet strangely satisfying!”
- “Funny and good game :)”
- “Very funny :) I like it !!!”
optimization
7 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
29%
29%
43%
Overall, the optimization of the game is mixed; while some players report smooth performance even on older hardware, others experience significant glitches and low frame rates, with a maximum of 31 FPS noted when 50 FPS is considered ideal. Additionally, server limitations may hinder performance for some users, suggesting that improvements in server distribution and frame rate optimization could enhance the gaming experience.
- “It's really good, with good graphics, and it even runs smoothly on my old MacBook Air.”
- “Performance-wise, it's a pretty good mobile port.”
- “I had no idea how stressed I was about the drop in my performance in the game.”
- “Tank Force is a great tank game, but it lacks a lot in performance. It's glitchy, but very fun to play. I can only use one server in Europe; it is trying to load another server, but it can't or won't. If there was a server on this side of the world, I think it would run a lot better here. As far as the frames per second, maybe you should upgrade this to increase the frames per second because I am only getting a max of 31 fps, and for proper running, it should at least be 50 fps.”
- “The grind is extremely sadistic, just like World of Tanks, especially when the next tier tank outputs the same DPS as its previous tier. To be honest, some of these tiers don't even seem to have that much of an increase in performance despite the raging experience/credit cost.”
story
6 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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50%
The reviews indicate a lack of a clear or engaging story, with some users noting that there appears to be a mission or campaign in development that could potentially enhance the narrative experience. Overall, the current storytelling elements are seen as minimal or absent.
- “Graphics are sharp, but where's the story?”
- “There seems to be a mission/campaign type thing in the works which could be good fun.”
- “No story.”
atmosphere
1 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
The game's atmosphere is highly praised for its engaging and enjoyable environment, allowing players to progress at their own pace while competing against others to climb the ranks.
- “This game is amazing, a high-quality experience that provides a fun atmosphere as you play at your own pace while also defeating players and climbing the ranks.”