Pass through a collapsing city in a single tank.
Rubble Front is a top-down tank action game. You are the commander of the KX Crusher Tank No. 1. Fight through ten chapters, from the rainy dawn of the border to the last stronghold just before the ceasefire.
■ Crumbling Environments
Walls, buildings, streetlights, and vehicles crumble. They collapse when you step over them, and shatter when you fire the main gun. Blow away enemies hiding behind walls, wall and all.
■ Obscuring Visibility with Smoke
Smoke rising from explosions and fires spreads and scatters in real-time. The smoke obscures both the enemy's vision and your line of fire. Hide with smoke grenades and look through the smoke with a thermal sight.
■ Ten Chapters
· Dawn of the Border — A rainy border village; block the enemy vanguard and escape.
· Burning Capital — A rainy season night; defend a bridge engulfed in flames.
· With Your Back to the River — A midsummer afternoon; defend the railway bridge.
· The Last Line — Build fortifications and hold out in the scorching heat.
· Steel Waves — A tank corps surging in from night until dawn.
· Gate of the Tide — Chased by the rising tide, secure a bridgehead at the port.
· Cut the Waist — Chase the fleeing commander through the city streets of the capital.
· River of the Border — A road covered in the first snow; a breakthrough with victory in sight.
· Frozen Lake — Break through the encirclement in bitter cold and protect the pursuing column.
· The Day the Cannons Cease — Hold the high ground until the ceasefire.
Famous enemy commanders await in every chapter, and there are checkpoints in the boss battles.
■ Hand-Friendly Controls
Drag down left to run in that direction, and press the screen to rotate the turret to that spot and fire. If you hold it down, it fires continuously whenever it reloads. Smoke grenades, KSTAM guided missiles, and thermal sights are used with a single button.
All countries, militaries, and characters appearing in the game are fictional.
A crumbling city, spreading smoke. Ten chapters endured by a single tank.