Hills Of Steel

Hills of Steel is a tank battle game where the terrain is as much an obstacle as the enemies. You drive a tank across rolling battlefields, and realistic physics means climbing, cresting, and landing all affect how you fight. Enemy tanks come at you in waves, and destroying them earns rewards. At the end of a level a boss tank may appear, larger and tougher than the rest, with a bigger coin payout. The campaign starts on Earth and eventually moves to battles on a futuristic Moon, and the opponents grow more dangerous along the way.

Rounds are short and the progression is clear, which suits a browser well: fight, collect, upgrade, and fight again. Gold goes into tank upgrades, while diamonds buy gold, crates, and new tanks. Diamonds can also be purchased, which the developer says speeds up progress significantly, but gold from battles is the free route. The developer mentions two game modes, and all tanks can be given skins. A free case every 24 hours rewards regular play. The layout is landscape, so a laptop, desktop, or sideways phone is the best fit, and sound is optional.

It suits players who like physics-based vehicle combat, upgrade loops, and a steady climb through tougher enemies. If you enjoy tank shooters, hill-climb driving games, or arcade wave combat, Hills of Steel combines the three. The physics is what sets it apart from a plain shooter: a steep slope can tip your tank or ruin your aim, so learning how each tank handles on uneven ground is just as important as how hard it hits. Unlocking new tanks, including futuristic ones, keeps the game feeling fresh after the first few upgrades.

via Playgama