Tanks Evolution: Tank Battle
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About this game
Tanks Evolution is a retro top-down tank shooter: one tank, forty missions, and a base you cannot afford to lose. No ads, no in-app purchases, no wifi needed.
If you spent the 90s in front of a small screen, steering a blocky tank around brick mazes and guarding the base behind you, your hands already know this game. Think of it as what those Battle City afternoons grew into: same instincts, same tension — now with enemy tanks that actually think, a tank you can upgrade, and a war that runs from jungle to desert.
It started life as a PC game in 2005. Twenty years later it has been rebuilt from that original source code, for a phone — a real port, not an emulator.
THE CAMPAIGN
• 40 handcrafted missions across four regions: jungle, city, snow and desert
• Your radar base IS the mission — lose it and it is over, however many kills you have
• Enemy tanks do not wander. They path around walls, flank you, camp your respawn and taunt you while they do it
• Four difficulty levels, from Casual to Nightmare
• Lose your last life and you replay the level, not the whole region
YOUR TANK
• Collect stars to upgrade: faster reload, twin cannons, rockets, heavier armour
• Nine battlefield pickups — air strike, nuclear strike, time stop, repair, mines, extra lives
• Brick walls break under fire: blast your own routes through the map
• Enemy turrets, EMP paralysis, minefields and bombing runs push back hard
• Civilians run for cover between the shells. Watch your fire
BUILT FOR TOUCH, NOT EMULATED
• Four big direction buttons on the left, fire on the right — the arcade feel, no fiddly analogue stick
• The fire button fills as you reload, so you know exactly when the next shot lands
• A battle camera keeps the fight close and readable, or switch to a static full-map view
• Vibration on the big hits: tank kills, air strikes, nukes
WHAT YOU GET
• No ads. No in-app purchases. No energy timers. No subscription
• Plays completely offline — no wifi, no account, no login, no permissions to argue about
• One single-player campaign that saves itself, with a local high score table
A single-player arcade war game of the kind that used to come on a cartridge: a day and night cycle, destructible cover, and a base that will not defend itself.
Roll out, commander. The radar is counting on you.
If you spent the 90s in front of a small screen, steering a blocky tank around brick mazes and guarding the base behind you, your hands already know this game. Think of it as what those Battle City afternoons grew into: same instincts, same tension — now with enemy tanks that actually think, a tank you can upgrade, and a war that runs from jungle to desert.
It started life as a PC game in 2005. Twenty years later it has been rebuilt from that original source code, for a phone — a real port, not an emulator.
THE CAMPAIGN
• 40 handcrafted missions across four regions: jungle, city, snow and desert
• Your radar base IS the mission — lose it and it is over, however many kills you have
• Enemy tanks do not wander. They path around walls, flank you, camp your respawn and taunt you while they do it
• Four difficulty levels, from Casual to Nightmare
• Lose your last life and you replay the level, not the whole region
YOUR TANK
• Collect stars to upgrade: faster reload, twin cannons, rockets, heavier armour
• Nine battlefield pickups — air strike, nuclear strike, time stop, repair, mines, extra lives
• Brick walls break under fire: blast your own routes through the map
• Enemy turrets, EMP paralysis, minefields and bombing runs push back hard
• Civilians run for cover between the shells. Watch your fire
BUILT FOR TOUCH, NOT EMULATED
• Four big direction buttons on the left, fire on the right — the arcade feel, no fiddly analogue stick
• The fire button fills as you reload, so you know exactly when the next shot lands
• A battle camera keeps the fight close and readable, or switch to a static full-map view
• Vibration on the big hits: tank kills, air strikes, nukes
WHAT YOU GET
• No ads. No in-app purchases. No energy timers. No subscription
• Plays completely offline — no wifi, no account, no login, no permissions to argue about
• One single-player campaign that saves itself, with a local high score table
A single-player arcade war game of the kind that used to come on a cartridge: a day and night cycle, destructible cover, and a base that will not defend itself.
Roll out, commander. The radar is counting on you.
Retro top-down tank battles: defend your base, 40 offline arcade missions.
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What’s new
- Lose your last life and you replay the level, instead of losing the whole region.
- Fixed: Abort in the pause menu could open Help instead.
- Smoother fade back to the main menu.
- New icon.
- Fixed: Abort in the pause menu could open Help instead.
- Smoother fade back to the main menu.
- New icon.
App support
phone
Phone number
+380684653702
About the developer
Vadym Dobrohurskyi
support@vaymogames.com
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Київ
Ukraine
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