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    Total Tank Simulator, the Physics based WWII battle game is available now Steam

    Total Tank Simulator, the physics-based WWII battle simulation game developed by Noobz from Poland and published by 505 Games is available now on PC via Steam.

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    Blending strategy and tactical gameplay with first-person shooter elements, Total Tank Simulator is a unique offering with many ways to play and engage across three game modes. In each mode, players strategically place and deploy military forces from a selection of more than 200 units on one of 50 completely destructible maps. Once a battle begins, players can watch the physics-based simulation playout before them. Players who prefer to be in on the front-line action can also take control over and switch between individual units on the battlefield in first-person perspective at any time, including tanks, soldiers, planes, and more!

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    Features:
    • Campaign Mode: Take on the role of a commander of one of six nations (United States, United Kingdom, Germany, France, Poland, and USSR) through a series of battles on maps across inspired by pivotal moments in world history. Use funds and research points won in battles to acquire new units and build your strength.
    • Sandbox Mode: Simulate battles on any available map and unleash creativity and imagination at your own pace.
    • Shadow Mode: Challenges players to overcome their previously successful deployments, with each new win resulting in difficulty as players learn to strategize against themselves.
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    Total Tank Simulator is available now on Steam for USD 17.99 / MYR 49.99. There will be a limited time 10% off offer for the first week of launch.

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