Top-down tank combat blends arcade action with realistic physics in Armored Battalion. Tanks bounce over rough terrain, artillery kicks back on firing, and shots land with natural inaccuracy. Players pick sides in divided camps and assemble tanks freely for battles.
Campaign mode guides newcomers through sequential missions, while RPG open-map play spans over 300 square kilometers. Random chests and camps dot the wilderness. Arcade-oriented indie fans who enjoy physics-driven shooters and open exploration thrive here.
Panzer Battalion is a top-down shooter that, unlike the current tank battle mode, is a bit more arcade-oriented.
Simulations of real physics were carried out, such as artillery recoil.
There are also bumps in the march of the tank, shooting inaccuracy .
The campaign mode can familiarize players with the game, and the RPG mode of the open map is made later.
Divided into two camps, tanks can be assembled at will.
The open map has an area of more than 300 square kilometers and has a main campaign planned from Barbarossa to Berlin that is unlocked sequentially.
There are random chests and camps in the wild, and more elements will be added later.
