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Tank Battle Classic Dev Plans Steady Updates And More Tank Types
Chobi Softwear, the solo developer behind the PC tank combat game Tank Battle Classic, says the plan is to keep updating the game and gradually add more tank types.
Reporting from 1 source: Game Spark.
Why it matters
A one-person tank game built around penetration instead of hit points is being shaped by player requests after launch, and the developer says more tank types are coming.
Key Facts
- Chobi Softwear released Tank Battle Classic for PC on September 25 at 1,350 yen.
- Tank Battle Classic has no hit-point system; a shell that penetrates armor destroys a tank.
- The developer said the plan is to keep updating the game and gradually increase the tank types.
- Post-release feedback covered controls, gamepad button assignments, screen display, and difficulty.
- The developer cited PlayStation-era tank games such as PANZER FRONT as an influence.
The developer told Game Spark the September 25 release drew requests about controls, gamepad button assignments, key bindings, screen display, and difficulty. Players were studying details more closely than the developer expected, and some of those requests have already been added in updates.
Chobi Softwear develops alone, and much of that work grew out of smartphone apps about tank caterpillar tracks. The new game drops the hit-point system: a shell that penetrates armor destroys the tank, so armor thickness, impact angle, and distance decide the shot. The developer cites PlayStation-era tank games such as PANZER FRONT as an influence and kept a slightly rough look on purpose. Tank Battle Classic costs 1,350 yen on PC.
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