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Design tanks by fitting armor, guns, crew, and working mechanics into a hull, then test your creations in combat scenarios.
Released 26 Aug 2021
Shape Hulls And Turrets
Balance Armor And Weight
Place Crew And Components
Carefully balance mobility, firepower and armour in a dedicated tank designer. Then uncarefully put them to the test in a series of combat scenarios progressing through the ages of the tank. Here, your limit is what you can fit inside your hull and turret while still being able to move forwards.
Developed by Hamish Dunn · Published by Hamish Dunn
In Sprocket, you design and build tanks, balancing mobility, firepower, and protection within the space available in each hull and turret. Scenarios span tank development from World War I through the interwar period and stages of World War II.
Shape hulls and turrets, set the thickness and angle of armor plates, and design a cannon with room for its ammunition and movement. Fit crew members and assign their roles, place functional parts, and configure the engine, fuel tanks, tracks, suspension, and transmission.
Take a team of your custom tanks into combat scenarios and see how their designs perform. Armor and internal components affect damage, and a vehicle can keep fighting while its critical systems function; if yours is destroyed, you can continue in control of an ally.
Players who enjoy Sprocket often praise the detailed tank editor and the freedom to turn unusual ideas into working vehicles, with combat scenarios offering a way to test those designs. Some find the systems rewarding once learned, while others describe a steep learning curve and limited guidance. Reviews also repeatedly mention sparse combat content and concern that updates can make existing designs unusable; missing language options and desired features are other recurring complaints.
| Platforms | Windows |
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| Controller required | No |
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