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Author: Matthew River Knight Genre: Arcade Game Reviewer: Bud the Fish |
Size: 15 KB Download: tank.zip |
| First Impression | Not a bad little game. Smooth and slick graphics, but no sound. Oh well. The first time I ran this program, I was pleasantly surprised. The game ran smoothly and the gameplay wasn't confusing. |
| What It's Like | You control one tank, someone else controls the other. You have almost the whole screen to try and blow up the other tank. The screen has a few castles and grass, but your tank can crash right through it. |
| Other things you should know | The first thing that surprised me was the fact that you could crash though anything. At first I thought it was a game glitch, but the author explains otherwise. |
| Graphics |
The graphics are not bad. Very simple and to the point. With
just enough detail to make it look good. Everything looks like what they
really are.
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| Sound |
No Sound.
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| Flexibility/Features |
Not much flexibility. You just go around and try to
kill the other guy. If there where more then just one weapon, then maybe
it would be better. Another annoying feature is when one of the tanks
does blow, the game quits right there. No "Try Again", No "Restart", it
just quits.
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| Gameplay/Control |
The gamplay is good. Easy to control for both players,
and it's face paced gameplay keeps you on your toes. The fact that there
is no computer AI is probably the only problem. Enemy AI would make it a
definite 5 star!
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| Overall Impression |
I rather enjoyed the program. It's a fun little game
if you have nothing to do. It's not the most original game I've played,
but it still is fun. I'll give it 3 stars overall.
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| Total | 70% |