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One Tank Trip Asks Three Players to Drive, Read the Map, and Navigate a Tank Home
Full Tank Games is developing One Tank Trip, a tank adventure game for one player or online co-op of up to three, scheduled for PC (Steam) in 2026.
Reporting from 1 source: Denfaminicogamer.
Why it matters
The game makes the crew itself the mechanic: driving, map reading, and outside spotting are split across players, so the tank only moves when the co-op does.
Key Facts
- Full Tank Games is developing One Tank Trip for PC (Steam), scheduled for release in 2026.
- One Tank Trip supports single-player and online co-op for up to three players.
- The protagonists are three soldiers forgotten during a withdrawal who must cross enemy territory in a tank.
- Roles split between driving, map reading, and giving directions from outside the vehicle.
- The game includes distance-based voice chat, winching the tank out of mud, repairs, and on-foot co-op puzzles.
Three soldiers forgotten during a withdrawal must cross enemy territory in a tank and return home. One drives, one reads the map, and one gives directions from outside the vehicle, since the driver can barely see ahead.
The driver's seat is the least informed position in the tank. Full Tank Games built the co-op around that gap: the driver can barely see ahead, so a second player reads the map and a third gives directions from outside the vehicle. Progress depends on distance-based voice chat and radios rather than on any one player's skill.
Not every obstacle calls for gunfire. Players winch the tank out of mud, repair broken parts, and leave the vehicle to solve puzzles when the route is blocked. Between fights they can park, take in the scenery, apply face paint, or punch a comrade for no particular reason.
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