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Arcade WW2 tank shooter: hold the radio relay through 32 battles to Berlin.
Signal Tanks is a top-down WW2 tank shooter for adults. Drive, shoot and repair to hold your radio relay while enemy armour, mortars and sappers try to destroy it, across 32 battles from El Alamein to Berlin. Break through brick walls, use forest cover and decide when to push forward or fall back to defend. 32 battles, eight chapters Follow a Second World War campaign from El Alamein in October 1942 to Berlin in 1945, across North Africa and Europe: desert, Mediterranean coast, snow, steppe, hedgerows, forest, ruins, city streets and mud. Each map is drawn to follow the ground of its battle, and every victory moves the front line on the campaign map. Each battle has three medals to earn: cleared, under par and relay intact. Battle surprises Now and then a battle takes a turn, announced over the radio: a supply drop, allied artillery, reinforcements, a flank ambush, an enemy ace or a blitz bonus. Hit an amber supply carrier and it drops a module: Overdrive, Barrier, Pulse or Repair. Heavy tanks and the twin-cannon Siege Crawler boss wait further along the front. Lose a battle twice in a row and HQ sends a spare tank. Stories from the front A short narrated film introduces a fictional soldier before your first attempt at each battle. The 32 films show photorealistic soldiers and war scenes, with no blood. Replay a film from the map or turn story films off in Settings. Characters are fictional; battles, dates and places are real. Holdout and the Garage Clear two battles to open endless Holdout. Earn Garage points through play, then spend them on upgrades (Tank Workshop, Relay Cover, Supply Radar and Module Duration) and on new tank bodies and paints. Bodies and paints change only how your tank looks. In-game points and cosmetics are never sold for money. Play on the same Wi-Fi One-on-one duels between two phones on the same Wi-Fi network are free. One player hosts and reads out a four-character room code, the other joins, and the first to three knockouts wins. Tanks are equal and upgrades don't apply. Duels never show ads. There are no public online matches, accounts, chat or leaderboards. Controls Drive with a floating thumb pad and hold FIRE to shoot. Park beside the relay and hold REPAIR for three seconds to restore one of its three integrity points. A keyboard and a gamepad work too. Free with ads; optional Premium removes ads All 32 battles, Holdout, the Garage, all cosmetics and same-Wi-Fi duels are free to play. The game shows a short ad now and then when you leave a battle's results: none in your first 10 minutes of play, at most one every 4 minutes, and never during a battle or a duel. An optional video on the campaign map gives one hour without those ads. Premium is one optional purchase that removes the ads for good; if you bought the game's earlier one-time purchase, you already have Premium. Google Play displays your local price before payment. Restore purchases is available from the Premium screen and Settings. No subscriptions. Buying does not erase your progress. Campaign play works offline; ads, buying and restoring use the internet. Progress and settings stay on your device, with no cloud save. Ads come from Google AdMob, are non-personalised and rated T at most, and the game does not use the advertising ID. Signal Tanks is made for players aged 18 and over. Battles show tanks, shells and explosions from above, without people, blood or gore. Story films show fictional soldiers in realistic wartime scenes. Made by TIERcel Studio. Support: contact@tiercel.com.au https://www.tiercel.com.au/signal-tanks/android/
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