War Mouth Games Announces Tower Tanks Co-Op Roguelike
Tower Tanks bets on destructible tanks that force crews to keep fighting with damaged equipment, a design choice that separates it from tank games built around a fixed loadout.
Key Facts
- War Mouth Games announced Tower Tanks on October 3.
- Tower Tanks is planned for early access on PC via Steam in Q2 2027.
- Tower Tanks supports solo play and local or online co-op for up to four players.
- The early access version of Tower Tanks includes the basic tank building and modification systems and an endless mode with auto-generated stages.
- War Mouth Games estimates the Tower Tanks early access period at about one year.
Reporting from 2 sources: Automaton, Game Spark.
War Mouth Games announced Tower Tanks on October 3, a roguelike tank action game for PC via Steam. It supports solo play and local or online co-op for up to four players. Players stack room parts on a tank hull to expand its interior and mount turrets, striking weapons, and defensive installations. In battle, tanks trade fire one-on-one and are destroyed part by part, so crews adapt with whatever equipment remains. Between fights, players repair and rebuild using resources, and new parts unlock as they progress. Early access is planned for Q2 2027, with an estimated one-year early access period. The initial early access version includes the building and modification systems plus an endless mode with auto-generated stages. A campaign mode, online multiplayer support, and a possible PvP mode are planned or under consideration for later development.
War Mouth Games' Tower Tanks lets crews run around inside the room parts they stack, handling piloting, weapons, and repairs themselves. Enemy tanks have their own structures, and battles are one-on-one. Multiplayer is built around role division, and a player can board an enemy tank alone to sabotage it.
Parts are blown off during fights, changing which equipment is usable moment by moment. After a win, players spend resources on repairs and expansion, then head into the next stage stronger. The early access launch includes the core building and modification systems and an endless mode with auto-generated stages. A campaign mode, online multiplayer support, and a possible PvP mode are planned or under consideration during the estimated one-year early access period on PC via Steam.
Synthesized by Yomimono from the 2 cited sources below, including Japanese-language reporting where cited, then editorially reviewed before publishing.