Tank Universal

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Tron-inspired retro visuals and sound accompany flawed gameplay. Locked 30 fps and poor performance

Вы управляете танком в старетегической битве с антураже сюжета фильма Трон. Вообще конечно прикольно и интересно, но мне показалось дико затянуто и однообразно

https://youtu.be/h--rMIcjEQA Multi layered front loaded narrative is delivered at a glacial pace with a surprising lack of tank gameplay.

Better than WoT:)

Still one of the best Tron games, right next to 2.0.

You're probably reading this because you liked the tank scenes in the movie Tron. Not coincidentally, Meridian4 made Tank Universal because THEY liked the tank scenes in Tron. And I bought it because I like the... well, you know. And it definitely has a certain Tron vibe, only instead of Jeff Bridges, the protagonist is a bored, incapacitated old man. Compelling! Am I glad I bought it? Yes, because now I don't have to wonder if I was missing out on something great. So IS Tank Universal great? No. Is it worth your time as a die-hard Tron fan? Possibly. And if you've never seen Tron? Less, um... possibly. Ask yourself: "Do I enjoy Tron-inspired games where the primary mechanic is mentally calculating how to hit moving targets from a moving vehicle on sloped sufaces with a relatively slow-moving projectile that is affected by gravity (even though the existance of gravity in a digital world makes no sense)?" If the answer is "yes" and you have $5 to spare, buy Tank Universal. But also ask yourself: "Am I deeply annoyed by incoherent/irrelevant storylines, especially when I'm forced to endure them in lengthy, unskippable cinematics?" "Do my eyes roll back into my head during tedious, unnecessary travel sequences through static environments with no interaction?" "Do I have a hard time letting go of my nagging sensation that a game, for some unknown reason, isn't as good as it could have been?" "Did I hate Tron?" If the answer is "yes" to any of these, consider passing over Tank Universal. Maybe the tank moved a little too slugishly, or maybe the upgrading & leveling system lacked the right incentives or rewards. I could never figure it out. The game always felt like off-brand Legos: that kind that fit together, though not quite right, and never with that secure, satisfying "click" of precision. Don't get me wrong, it's still fun, but why didn't Grandma just buy EXACTLY what I WROTE on my *** **** LIST!?!? Sorry, I'm thinking of my 9th birthday. What were we talking about again?