Overview
- Number of Players
- 1 (Single Player)
- Genre
- Release Date
Wii U eShop
25th Dec 2015, $1.99
21st Jul 2016, £1.79
Reviews
Review Toon Tanks (Wii U eShop)
That's all, folks
Petite Games' Toon Tanks is a good example of a current issue present in the Wii U eShop in North America. There have been many games released that are finished and functional, but don't contain the degree of polish that we have come to expect. While Toon Tanks works just fine in what it sets out to do, the lack of scope or variety...
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Toon Tanks News
Nintendo Download 21st July (Europe)
Buddy & Me! A Shadow's Tale! Wind-up Knight 2! Demos! FE DLC! More!
With the start of another week we have the usual batch of details for the goodies due in the European Nintendo Download Update. Coming up on Thursday we have a range of promising download-only titles across Wii U and 3DS, including a New 3DS exclusive. We also have a new Wii...
News 2D Puzzle Platformer Midnight Arrives On North American Wii U eShop Later This Month
From the creator of Toon Tanks
If you enjoy simple but challenging gameplay experiences, Petite Games' upcoming Wii U eShop title Midnight is one to keep an eye on when it launches 22nd January. The news was delivered via the indie developer's Twitter account, and follows in the footsteps of the previous Wii U eShop release, Toon Tanks. [tweet...
About The Game
Want to be a Tank Commander?
Toon Tanks is a simple yet challenging, top-down shooter game exclusively for Wii U™. The goal of Toon Tanks is to destroy every enemy tanks on each level. When you blew up the last one you can go to next level with harder enemies. This game features 80 levels in four different world and 6 enemy types. Have fun!
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Hoping its like Combat (2600)
I'm hoping its better than a 2600 game.
I wish there was something like the Tank game from WiiPlay available, with some added content and some face lifting. That was really great co-op fun, simple but immensely entertaining.
Picked this game up and I can say that the version found in Wii Play was better. At $2 it's a good enough quick play, but don't expect much replay value here. The biggest missed opportunity was that this game doesn't include a local two player co-op or versus mode.
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