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6About Tank Mechanic Simulator
Fix, build and renovate highly detailed and fully interactive tanks (German, USA or Soviet), armored cars or self-propelled guns. Experience a realistic simulator game of being a Tank Mechanic. Find abandoned and destroyed tanks from battlefields of Second World War. Use special tools to find each tank, and extract it from the ground. Grow your repair service business and start your own tank museum. Start the engine of a newly renovated tank, and feel its former power!Use different tools to work on tanks: . Rust Removal Tool . Sand Blaster . Paint Gun . Hammer . Grinder - to cut and grind . Wrench pistol - to quickly disassemble rusted screws/bolts. . Experience the full process of renovation:. Clean the tank from mud . De-rust the tank . Sandblast the tank . Apply primer paint to the tank . Apply final paint to the tank (factory paint) . Add custom paint, camouflage, color, decal in the paint room . Sell the tank or put it in your museum to gain money and reputation. . Take a tank apart . Use tools and take each tank apart. You can disassemble tank exterior parts, from the bottom (wheels and tracks) up to the turret (gun, barrel, gun cradle etc.). Additionally, the interior of
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How to play the game: - Accept a contract. - Tank is 89% assembled. - De-rust to 87%. - Sandblast to 85%. - Prime paint to 82%. - Find some obscure pieces which you didn't de-rust. Gain 1%. - Sandblast and prime those as well. - Find some more obscure pieces you need to de-rust, sandblast and prime paint. - Paint the tank with its base color, find more obscure pieces you didn't de-rust just yet. - Buy pieces in an awkward GUI to make the tank 100% complete. - Tank is 97% complete yet you can't find out what is missing - Investigate for 30 minutes, search the Interwebz, game is too new. - Disassemble half the tank to get to that hidden part you didn't de-rust. Struggle with the unhelpful fixed camera view. - Tank is at 100%. Rinse and repeat. If you are not a tank fan, the game will seem repetitive and boring. I am a tank fan, though. To me, the game is soothing and I play it as a break. It lets me pace at my own speed, doesn't force my hand with timers, it's relaxing and entertaining. With that being said, there is lot of potential and room for improvement, especially in the GUI and camera behavior areas, but I hope all issues will be resolved in time.
- Graphics4.5
- Gameplay4.0
- Story4.5
- Value3.5
TONIGHT ON BOTTOM GEAR:
TONIGHT ON BOTTOM GEAR: I drive a tank into some barriers, Hammond is too small to see through the periscope, And James tries to describe the anatomy of a tank
- Graphics4.0
- Gameplay4.5
- Story4.5
- Value4.5
The first thing I'll say about this is that it is NOT a similar game to Plane Mechanic Sim or Car Mechanic Sim
The first thing I'll say about this is that it is NOT a similar game to Plane Mechanic Sim or Car Mechanic Sim. Yes, the mechanics are the same or similar, but the depth of the parts is not. In short, you get a tank, de-rust it, sandblast it, spray paint on it and give it back to its owner in return for £/$/€ or whatever. To add slightly to the mix, you can dig tanks up from the ground, recover them and put them in your attached museum. You'll probably want to do them up to 100% repair, 100% assembled for this, so you'll actually have to buy the missing parts. Critically, though, the repetitive and fairly simple depth is excellent for de-stressing in a similar way to most other games of the genre, and you're playing with tanks. If you get them to 100%/100% you can take them out for a trundle around a short test circuit. I'm surprised by how much I like this game, given that it isn't exactly challenging, but hey, who cares, when it's fun?
- Graphics4.5
- Gameplay4.5
- Story3.5
- Value4.0
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