Frenetic twin-stick action with tanks
PANZER SHOOT is a free action game for PC devices created by an indie developer who goes by the name, RtsDimon. It is a top-down shooter wherein players take control of a fully-equipped tank and battle against waves of enemies, ranging from infantry soldiers, other vehicles, and even buildings.
PANZER SHOOT has similar fast-paced gameplay to Halo: Spartan Assault. What makes the game stand out is its unique combination of twin-stick shooting mechanics, paired with driving physics and controls for your tank as you maneuver your way through the game’s open map while firing at enemies.
What is PANZER SHOOT?
PANZER SHOOT is a single-player shooting game that has you taking control of a fast and nimble tank equipped with a powerful cannon and multiple machine guns. You are dropped into an arena-style map wherein you will try to last for as long as possible as you battle against waves of mutants. There are also various vehicles that will shoot at you, as well as buildings that erupt from the ground to stand in your way.
The controls in the game are simple and easy to learn. You will use your keyboard’s W, A, S, D keys for movement. While your left and right mouse buttons are for pointing and shooting your weapons. As you play, accumulate Technical Points that you can use to upgrade your tank from the Upgrade window accessed with the Spacebar. It provides various bonuses, such as greater damage, faster firing rate, and more.
Lastly, PANZER SHOOT features an online global leaderboard where you can compete with other players for the highest scores. One thing to note about the game is that its developer created it as an offshoot mini-game rather than a full-fledged standalone title. As such, the gameplay can feel repetitive over time and there is a lack of depth and content to it.
A fun twin-stick shooter with a nice twist
If you’re looking for a fun and fast-paced game to play to pass the time, give PANZER SHOOT a look. It’s easy to pick up and play and the gameplay is smooth and entertaining. There isn’t much depth to it and it can get repetitive over time, but it’s great to play it in short bursts.
