Tank Hero: Laser Wars

Tank Hero: Laser Wars – inspired by the success of the first part, the developers of the studio Clapfoot Inc. released a sequel, which, quite expectedly, is endowed with even greater dynamics, entertainment and an impressive fleet of miniature armored vehicles of a fantastic future. Get ready to sweat a lot, going through five dozen levels of increasing difficulty, periodically engaging in collisions with huge and well-armed bosses.

The developer remained true to its traditions and saved the gaming novelty from donations in any of its manifestations – success depends solely on the dexterity and strategic talent of the user. But there are ads, which, however, you can get rid of by paying less than a dollar – there are no more differences between the commercial and free versions!

Opponents in this part are not only endowed with more advanced intelligence (when playing with bots), but also added in hostility, so do not expect that enemy tanks will spend time analyzing the situation after the start of the battle – they will instantly rush into battle without even letting you consider the landscape of the location and think over the tactics of the duel.

With the controls, the authors of Tank Hero: Laser Wars didn’t bother much and decided to use the well-proven model of the original project – the usual joystick on the left side of the screen to move the tank around the position, and tapas on the opposite side for aiming and guiding fire.

The developers approached the modernization of equipment and the acquisition of new units in a new way – now this is implemented in the form of bonuses and power-ups falling on the field, they managed to pick it up before the container disappeared – excellent, they couldn’t – we are waiting for the next gift from above. Bonuses allow you to significantly improve the combat potential of the vehicle and its maneuverability, and the latter, by the way, is very useful, since the locations are organized in such a way that something will constantly interfere with direct fire shots – steel and concrete partitions are to blame, as well as protective laser beams of red and blue.

There are several modes in the Tank Hero: Laser Wars project, but the most interesting of them is the game format for two users on a virtual split screen, but of course it’s better to play on a tablet in this case, since the smartphone’s screen size will obviously not enough. In order to satisfy the needs of gamers of different levels of training, the novelty has four difficulty options, the first one is traditionally aimed at beginner tankers, and the last one is 100% hardcore.