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Is Infinite Tanks worth it for you?
We tell you who should skip it, too.
Play it if you…
Good fit- Tank-game fans who want to build vehicles from interchangeable parts rather than use fixed designs
- Action players who want both solo missions and multiplayer battles instead of a single play mode
- Players seeking vehicle combat with custom match modes rather than only a linear campaign
Skip it if you…
Saves you a refund- Players seeking a tightly focused campaign rather than a mix of missions, drills, construction, and multiplayer modes
- Players who prefer fixed vehicle loadouts over part combinations, progression, and customization
- Players looking for climbing, platforming, or melee-focused action
Our take on Infinite Tanks
Rather than treating tanks as fixed vehicles, the game makes construction part of the core play loop. A card-based assembly system replaces a static arsenal with interchangeable components, while progression, drills, and multiplayer matches provide several routes through its combat structure.
What is Infinite Tanks?
Infinite Tanks is an action tank game built around vehicle construction, single-player missions, drills, exploration, and multiplayer battles.
Its card-based system lets players combine engines, bodies, tracks, turrets, mines, mortars, weapons, and upgrades. The game includes tanks, destroyers, hovercrafts, and rocket launchers in three classes, along with paint and accessory customization. Content includes a single-player campaign, 360 drills, 60 progression levels, and custom modes such as King of the Hill, Capture the Bases, and Team Deathmatch. Custom games work online and offline. Environments range from deserts to urban areas, with changing weather, physics, and vehicle damage systems.
How Infinite Tanks plays
- 01Card-Based Construction
- Players can combine and trade vehicle parts to create custom combat vehicles.
- 02Vehicle Variety
- The roster includes tanks, destroyers, hovercrafts, and rocket launchers divided across three classes.
- 03Single-Player Content
- A campaign, 360 drills, and 60 progression levels provide several solo activities.
- 04Custom Battle Modes
- King of the Hill, Capture the Bases, and Team Deathmatch are available online and offline.
- 05Changing Environments
- Desert and urban areas feature changing weather, the sun crossing the sky, physics, and vehicle damage.
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Infinite Tanks: platforms & release
Is Infinite Tanks worth it?
It is worth it if: tank-game fans who want to build vehicles from interchangeable parts rather than use fixed designs. Skip it if: players seeking a tightly focused campaign rather than a mix of missions, drills, construction, and multiplayer modes.
Where can I download Infinite Tanks?
Use the Download Now button on this page: it opens Infinite Tanks's store page, where you can choose how to get it.
What platforms is Infinite Tanks on?
Windows only.
