But if anything, I must stress this: not everyone will like this game. A four-player mode would be nice as well, although I might just be being picky. Even with ten levels of difficulty, I find myself winning at the hardest level nine out of ten times, whether I choose the weapons myself or let the game do it for me. I do however have a few gripes about this game. The purpose of the game is to outscore your opponent using the weapons you’ve chosen.

Each player has ten weapons to choose from out of a randomly selected twenty the final ten can also optionally be randomly selected. The freeware version of this game comes supplied with thirty weapons, the vast majority of which are offensive. Now for the most important part: the weapons. Although none of these options are revolutionary, Scorched Earth would not be the same without them and Pocket Tanks delivers the goods. The variables you can change include wind, terrain, and explosion size.

While the premise-two tanks shooting at each other-remains the same, there are plenty of options to keep even seasoned veterans interested. Whether or not you remember the classic game of warfare called Scorched Earth, you can now enjoy it on your Mac in the form of Pocket Tanks by Cornerstone TSP Games. Trial: Feature-limited (no Deluxe version features) Requirements: Mac OS 8.6 or Mac OS X 10.1, 800圆00 resolution

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