Gratuitous Tank Battles (GTB) is a unique hybrid of tower-defense, strategy, simulation and RTS. Set in an alternate history timeline where World War I never ends, you are the commander of allied forces fighting right up to the year 2114, where Mechs and lasers are used alongside tanks and rifles. The war continues across Europe, with the allied commanders still locked into the optimistic patriotism of the 1900s.
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Gratuitous Tank Battles can be an incredibly fun and rewarding game. Remember the fun it was to build your own custom ships on games like Master of Orion? GTB is a tower defense game that's like that for every single unit or turret. From the smallest cheap gun to the big strongholds, from inexpensive recruit infantry to heavily shielded mechs. Designing the units is simple, but the management of new and older designs can be a little busywork. But this kind of complexity that usually lacks on modern games is very welcomed. The very fact that this games plays as both a traditional tower defense game and an inverted tower defense game is a testimony to its flexibility. It's a robust selection of units with great variation of strategies you can use to beat the enemy. At least for me, the fact that you can design, customize and name every unit in the field adds to the enjoyment and creates
Though I really enjoyed Gratuitous Space Battles, I found this one thoroughly inferior. The customization found in GSB simply doesn't exist in GTB. There's no actual modification available, really. You simply unlock new items and those new items are, basically, always better. Whereas in GSB, you had to balance crew-size, energy, weight, cost; in GTB it's basically cost and that's it. NOT recommended.
ENG: One of the best, if not the best tank strategy game on Steam, a simple and addictive game. Referral! :3 FIN: Yksi parhaita, ellei paras tankki strategia peli Steamissa, yksinkertainen ja koukuttava peli. Suositteluni! :3
Missed the Mark Positech Games is a developer who became popular with its Gratuitous Space Combat game. It is also a developer who seems to have no clue what had made this game popular. All its further attempts were a disaster and each game would miss the mark of what made original game such a success. Furthermore, developer would remain closed to criticism and will close himself up with standards bans in the forums. It is a curious case where developer itself has no clue of why its major title was successful and Gratuitous Tank Battles is just another proof of that. Humour WritingWhat developer tries to clumsily replicate is humour of the original. This game is filled with British WW1 jargon. It is so filled with those quirky lines that it is often hard to read, is hard to understand and often it just says nothing at all. Humour in this seems to be entirely made of that old fashioned
Ok, maybe i need to have more time to discover how to use my units correctly (4.4hrs when i wrote this) and maybe i suck ass, but i can't help feel that there is just way too much going on to take in. GSB did feel like that at first but i think what kept me playing that is because i was able to distinguish better what worked and what didnt. With GTB however, it feels more like, "spam more than the enemy can handle" kind of game. When i tested out my own custom units as an attacker, i did win, but i couldn't quite make out how i did with what designs were effective and it felt like it was just all about spamming faster than the enemy can place its units down. I did see a couple of units really stand out but that was all i was able to take in and didn't feel as if they made a real impact to the game and was more about having more guns than my enemy to break through their defences. As the
I tried it in 4 or 5 Different pc's just to end up with a dialog box, giving an error box, "the filename directory name or volume label syntax is incorrect". Forget that anyone or developers ever gonna help you to work around this. There is no guide, nothing to show how to run this game. My hours are just because I left running game open with that error message. And to the worse, I actually paid 8$ for an error message. What is wrong with this world !!
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