The title brings competitive tank battles into real-world geographic settings derived from OpenStreetMap data. While defending territory, players can level actual mapped structures, which remain permanently destroyed for all participants sharing the session. Users can spray selected emojis onto the remaining rubble and control their vehicles using either traditional keyboard inputs or tap-based navigation. Those eliminated in combat must wait out a five-minute respawn timer, which continues to tick down even if they exit the session.
Key points
Players battle opposing tanks to defend their territory across mapped city streets.: Players battle opposing tanks to defend their territory across mapped city streets.
Combat losses trigger a mandatory five-minute respawn timer before participants can rejoi…: Combat losses trigger a mandatory five-minute respawn timer before participants can rejoin matches.
The countdown timer keeps running in the background even if eliminated players leave the…: The countdown timer keeps running in the background even if eliminated players leave the game.
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FIND YOUR STREET. FLATTEN IT.
- Drive a tank through any real city.
- Knock buildings down. They stay down for everyone.
- Fight other tanks and defend your streets.
- Spray your mark on the rubble.
WASD drive · Mouse aim · Click fire
Tap the street to aim, hold FIRE to shoot.
Tap a place to set a destination
Pick an emoji, then click the rubble where you want it.
YOUR TANK IS DOWNBack in 5:00You can leave and return. The timer keeps running.
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