Infinite Tanks WWII Atypical Games Infinite Tanks WW2 brings an innovative, never seen before approach to WW2 tank battles. The game features an original c… $9.99 Buy Now Watch Media DetailsInfinite Tanks WW2 brings an innovative, never seen before approach to WW2 tank battles. The game features an original card-driven tank building system that allows players to mix and match parts of different historic tanks. Play with your favorite tanks from World War 2 and create the ultimate fighting machine by assembling a brand new hybrid. The combining options are virtually endless and allow you to tune every vehicle to your liking and playstyle. You then take your war machine to battle in open environments inspired by historical battle locations. Enjoy the classic mode campaign where you fight in 5 historical theaters of war over 12 distinct missions. Then dive straight into competitive online multiplayer with various game-modes. Explore the two separate progression trees for Axis and Allies unlocking and upgrading tanks from both sides of the war. Features A unique card-driven construction system, driven by single-player progression. Huge number of different vehicle combinations, plus aesthetic customization such as historical paint patterns and badges. 12 mission single player campaign 7 vs 7 online multiplayer matches The most iconic WW2 tanks like: Sherman M4A1, M18 Hellcat, M26 Pershing, Type 1 Chi-He, Type 4 Chi-To, Panzer III ,Tiger II, Panther, Tiger 1, Panzer IV, Stug III, Jagdpanther, Panzer 38T, Churchill, Cromwell, Crusader, Matilda II, T-34, KV-1, SU-85, IS 5 historical environments, from the sun scorched battlefields of Africa, the frozen Russia battlefronts to the serene islands of the pacific. Offline custom games, including King of the Hill, Capture the Bases, and Team Deathmatch both online and offline. realistic physics and different tank parts damage system Special mechanics like abilities and critical damage. Information Seller:Atypical Games Genre:Action, Simulation Release:Jun 23, 2021 Updated:Jun 23, 2021 Version:1.0.0 Size:2.3 GB TouchArcade Rating:Unrated User Rating:Unrated Your Rating:unrated Compatibility:HD Universal https://apps.apple.com/us/app/infinite-tanks-ww2/id1515225574 MetaGonzo Well-Known Member May 7, 2009 1,459 271 83 #2 MetaGonzo, Jun 23, 2021 Last edited: Jun 23, 2021 What a nice surprise! Loved the first one; I suppose I have to. Edit: I’ve done the tutorial and started on the first campaign mission. It looks like it could be great but there’s a big but… There seems to have been a rather strange decision made when it comes to the control scheme. Rather than right side changing aiming direction and left side controlling movement it seems that the whole screen controls aiming direction and when you want to move you must hold your thumb still for a moment on the left side and then the movement kicks in. After holding down for a moment the floating joystick appears and movement works as you would expect. If you don’t wait for that critical moment then any movement on the left side alters your POV, just as expected on the right side. It’s hard to describe, as I’m sure you can tell. It’s a baffling choice and I can only imagine that it’s some sort of mistake. It makes absolutely no sense. I certainly have hopes for it though. It’s got some of the sort of polish you’d expect and whilst it doesn’t look like it’s leaps and bounds ahead of the original graphically it’s still perfectly acceptable visually. I couldn’t find an online game yet but I’m sure that will come. Fingers crossed for a control tweak. Edit 2: Why is my player name my device name? Why can’t I change it? Weird. Edit 3: Just got into a 2 v 2 TDM. It was fun, despite the maddening control quirk. Tip: Turn off device vibrations. It goes off every time you drive through a wall, fence, car etc. I was hiding by a house and was evidently too close and the vibration activated constantly. Very strange. This almost feels like it was accidentally released too early. There’s a few rough edges and odd glitches that make it feel a touch underbaked. Jackaluk Well-Known Member Jul 3, 2015 401 94 28 #3 Jackaluk, Jun 24, 2021 I liked the first one also. May checks this out! Stronsay Well-Known Member Aug 6, 2015 987 230 43 #4 Stronsay, Jun 24, 2021 Is it a ‘World of Tanks’ type clone? danieljin Active Member Feb 23, 2016 35 0 6 #5 danieljin, Jun 24, 2021 Any chances to Android version? Jstorm Well-Known Member Feb 2, 2020 1,082 474 83 Male Employed Earth #6 Jstorm, Jun 26, 2021 Considering that ww2 tanks weren’t practically capable of firing accurately while moving, the control scheme kinda makes sense MetaGonzo Well-Known Member May 7, 2009 1,459 271 83 #7 MetaGonzo, Jun 27, 2021 But the control system quirk doesn’t really reflect that. It can be (and is I think) simulated by nerfing the accuracy when in motion. The control issue is unrelated to the accuracy and is just unintuitive and awkward. I downloaded the first one again and it has the controls operating in the manner that I would expect. It definitely feels more “correct” (as subjective as that may be). Chq Well-Known Member Jul 20, 2013 442 60 28 #8 Chq, Dec 27, 2022 Very fat black borders to the left and to the right on iPad mini. Greetz Chris (You must log in or sign up to post here.) Show Ignored Content Share This Page Tweet Your name or email address: Do you already have an account? 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What a nice surprise! Loved the first one; I suppose I have to. Edit: I’ve done the tutorial and started on the first campaign mission. It looks like it could be great but there’s a big but… There seems to have been a rather strange decision made when it comes to the control scheme. Rather than right side changing aiming direction and left side controlling movement it seems that the whole screen controls aiming direction and when you want to move you must hold your thumb still for a moment on the left side and then the movement kicks in. After holding down for a moment the floating joystick appears and movement works as you would expect. If you don’t wait for that critical moment then any movement on the left side alters your POV, just as expected on the right side. It’s hard to describe, as I’m sure you can tell. It’s a baffling choice and I can only imagine that it’s some sort of mistake. It makes absolutely no sense. I certainly have hopes for it though. It’s got some of the sort of polish you’d expect and whilst it doesn’t look like it’s leaps and bounds ahead of the original graphically it’s still perfectly acceptable visually. I couldn’t find an online game yet but I’m sure that will come. Fingers crossed for a control tweak. Edit 2: Why is my player name my device name? Why can’t I change it? Weird. Edit 3: Just got into a 2 v 2 TDM. It was fun, despite the maddening control quirk. Tip: Turn off device vibrations. It goes off every time you drive through a wall, fence, car etc. I was hiding by a house and was evidently too close and the vibration activated constantly. Very strange. This almost feels like it was accidentally released too early. There’s a few rough edges and odd glitches that make it feel a touch underbaked.
Considering that ww2 tanks weren’t practically capable of firing accurately while moving, the control scheme kinda makes sense
But the control system quirk doesn’t really reflect that. It can be (and is I think) simulated by nerfing the accuracy when in motion. The control issue is unrelated to the accuracy and is just unintuitive and awkward. I downloaded the first one again and it has the controls operating in the manner that I would expect. It definitely feels more “correct” (as subjective as that may be).
