Tokyo Warfare Turbo

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Tokyo Warfare Turbo is a single player and multiplayer arcade shooter game. It was developed by Pablo Vidaurre Sanz and was released on October 18, 2019. It received positive reviews from players.

"Tokyo Warfare Turbo" is a real-time strategy game set in a destroyed Tokyo. Players control a military force, with the goal of destroying the enemy's base. The game features fast-paced action, a wide range of units and weapons, and a destructible environment for tactical gameplay.

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graphics18 positive mentions

stability9 negative mentions

The game offers a fun and fast-paced arcade-style tank combat experience, reminiscent of classic arcade games.
Great visuals and a unique anime aesthetic enhance the overall enjoyment, appealing to fans of the genre.
The variety of tanks and customization options, including a skin editor, provide a satisfying gameplay experience.

Controls are clunky and can feel unresponsive, making it difficult to aim and maneuver tanks effectively.
The game suffers from bugs and glitches, including issues with AI behavior and inconsistent damage mechanics.
Limited content and lack of multiplayer options hinder replayability, making it feel more like a one-time experience.

graphics
40 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The graphics of the game receive mixed reviews, with many praising the vibrant art style and the ability to switch between cartoonish and realistic visuals, as well as support for lower-end hardware. While some players find the graphics stunning and well-crafted, others criticize them as subpar or lacking realism, particularly in high-definition mode. Overall, the game's unique aesthetic and customization options are highlighted, though technical issues and performance concerns are noted by some users.
- “The game is gorgeous and the art style is great.”
- “The graphics are appealing and can be switched between a cartoonish aesthetic or more realistic visuals.”
- “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?”
- “Graphics are subpar even on the highest setting, and there seems to be no future plans for a multiplayer aspect.”
- “The HD graphics look pretty ugly for a new game, and the anime graphics fail to capture the look of any anime that I have ever seen.”
- “Anyway, the match starts and you are immediately faced with displeasing graphics, an annoying motion blur effect (that I cannot seem to disable in the settings), and somewhat awkward controls.”
gameplay
27 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The gameplay is characterized as fast-paced and arcade-like, offering a fun and fluid experience, particularly for those seeking quick tank battles against AI or in multiplayer. However, players have noted issues with unpolished mechanics, such as tank handling and occasional glitches, which detract from the overall enjoyment. While the customization and combat can be satisfying, some find the gameplay to be bland or lacking depth, indicating a mixed reception overall.
- “Nicely presented with fast, fun, and fluid arcade gameplay.”
- “If you need a quick tank game fix against AI opponents or in multiplayer, with much faster, more arcade-like gameplay than World of Tanks Blitz or War Thunder, then go for this one.”
- “The gameplay is definitely very arcade-like, but it makes it possible to drift tanks, so it's a cool bonus.”
- “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 feel unpolished, the whole game falls apart for me.”
- “Bad gameplay, bad maps/quality, and the sound/music is annoying after a while in my opinion.”
- “You then realize that the gameplay is actually quite boring.”
music
9 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The music in the game is generally enjoyable and complements the gameplay, but many players find it repetitive after extended playtime, with a desire for more variety in the soundtrack. While some appreciate the soundtrack as a strong aspect of the game, others feel it becomes annoying over time. Overall, the music is seen as a decent addition, but it lacks the depth and diversity that could enhance the experience.
- “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?”
- “The graphics, music, controls... I love it all.”
- “If you've seen or watched Girls und Panzer, then this is the game for you, so much action packed with lots of gameplay, and the music.”
- “The soundtrack is kind of repetitive.”
- “I think there are new songs occasionally added, but I'd still like some more variety.”
- “The sound/music is annoying after a while, in my opinion.”
stability
9 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The game's stability is heavily criticized, with users reporting numerous bugs and glitches that significantly impact gameplay, including issues with the settings menu, control configurations, and physics. While some players find enjoyment despite these problems, many agree that the game is plagued by instability, making it a frustrating experience overall.
- “The game is a buggy disaster that plays worse than the original, and I have not launched the game once without encountering some form of bug or broken systems.”
- “The only drawbacks about the game are the buggy physics and how inconsistent the shell damage is.”
- “Extremely buggy, everything looks blurry, and the controls are barely usable.”
replayability
4 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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Players find the game's replayability limited due to a small selection of maps and frustrating gameplay mechanics, such as long travel times and challenging AI. However, the survival mode and diverse vehicle options provide some enjoyment, with recent updates improving overall playability. Overall, the replay value is rated low, around 2/10.
- “The game has gotten much more playable in the most recent update.”
- “Pretty fun for a few hours, but quickly gets stale mostly because only a few maps are playable (those are located in cities). Desert maps are way too vast, so you will spend too much time driving and then dying in a few seconds, and then way more driving after respawn. It seems like the AI can aim easily at 500m+ with great accuracy. The third-person camera needs work since it's for some reason moving on its own or is too fast.”
- “Replay value: 2/10”
- “The survival mode is by far my favorite to play, and there is a large variety of tanks, AFVs, armored cars, and even helicopters or AA tanks to choose from, which gives the game some replayability.”
story
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The game lacks a substantial story, focusing instead on multiplayer fun, though players express frustration with navigation and tutorial issues. Many wish for larger maps and mission-based gameplay to enhance the experience.
- “No story, but a heck of a lot of fun.”
- “Tanks don't feel like tanks, menus are atrocious to navigate, the tutorial mission is just a big team deathmatch that also resets your keybinds for some reason.”
- “If not for multiplayer, I wish to see big maps and mission-like gameplay.”
humor
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The humor in the game is consistently praised for its simplicity and self-awareness, leading to numerous laugh-out-loud moments. Players particularly enjoy the absurdity of certain mechanics, such as the comical corner drifting of vehicles like the Type 16 tank destroyer, which adds to the overall fun and lightheartedness of the experience.
- “I still haven't stopped laughing.”
- “It's very simple; it knows it's arcadey and doesn't pretend to be anything else, and it's provided an incredible amount of laughing fits for me.”
- “Some vehicles, like the Type 16 tank destroyer, have hilarious corner drifting that feels like it's going to tear the vehicle apart.”
grinding
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Players find the grinding aspect of the game to be a mixed experience; while the initial tanks are weak and make early levels less enjoyable, purchasing tank expansions can provide better options. Despite the grind, many players appreciate the game as a hidden gem, especially among free-to-play titles.
- “Yes, but a good amount of them are not worth playing at all. Let me break it down for you: your first tank is terrible and can die incredibly easily, so grinding the first levels isn't as fun. I managed it on console, but there is literally a way around this. Buy the tank expansion and you get about 8 tanks. Don't pay attention to 7 of them and look for the T-72A in the Russians. Yeah, your first MBT is unlocked via paywall, but trust me, even if you grind normally, you will get a superior T-90A anyway as your first MBT.”
- “I love tank battle arcades, but the only viable options are the grindy free-to-play ones. However, this piece is a hidden gem.”