Tank Games

Tank battle games

A tank is two machines in one: the hull drives and the turret aims, so you can roll one way and shoot another. These tank battle games are built around that. Tank Battle 3D puts you in the blue team for 5 v 5 battles against bot tanks on four maps, with team battle, capture the flag and king of the hill, and new hulls and guns to unlock. Tank Arena io is a tanks io game: shoot shapes for experience, level up, choose upgrades and evolve your tank into a twin, a sniper or a machine gun at levels 10 and 20 while twenty bot tanks fight for the top of the leaderboard. Tank Upgrade Arena is a 30-mission campaign through rooms full of robot Scrap Bots, where every coin goes into the garage for foam blasters, rockets, a laser and thicker armour.

2 player and 3 player tank games

Tank Maze Duel is the tank game to play with friends on one computer. Every round builds a new maze, shells bounce off the walls, and up to three players share the keyboard: one on WASD, one on the arrow keys and one on IJKL. Power-ups add a laser, a spread shot, mines and a shield, and you can fill any empty seat with a computer tank on easy, normal or hard. Tank Wars Artillery is turn-based: set the angle and the power, read the wind and lob a shell over the hill. The ground breaks apart where shells land, there are fifteen weapons, and two players can take turns on the same device or play a 24-duel campaign against the computer.

Tank simulator games

Military Tank Simulator 3D is a tank driving and gunnery game with a modern main battle tank on a large training ground. Drive the course, ford the river, zoom in through the gunner's sight, measure the range and lead a moving target, and pass eight missions from basic driving to a full qualification run. Tank Destroyer 3D is about patience: hide in the bushes on the ridge, keep your camouflage up and ambush columns of robot tanks as they pass, aiming for their thinner sides. Every shot gives your position away, so shoot, then slip back and move to new cover.

WW1 and WW2 tank games

The first tanks went into battle in 1916, and several games here are about that history. Landship WW1 puts you in charge of one of those first rhomboid tanks: bridge the trenches, fight through the mud, keep the engine cool, fix it when it breaks down and send messages home by pigeon. WW2 Tank Battles 3D has ten battles in WW2-style light, medium and heavy tanks, from the desert to the snow, with a fact card after each battle and a tank museum to fill. Tank Evolution is a runner through five eras, from a WW1 landship to a hover tank of the future. And the Tank History Quiz asks who invented the tank, why it is called a tank and what made the Sherman and the T-34 famous, with a true fact after every answer.

Tank strategy games

Tank Defense is a tower defense game where every tower is a tank: build them beside the road, choose between cannon, rapid-fire, freeze, artillery, radar and rail tanks, upgrade them and stop twenty maps of robot convoys before they reach your base. Tank Command RTS is a small real-time strategy game: send harvesters to mine crystals, spend them on scouts, battle tanks, heavy tanks and artillery, and destroy the red HQ on twelve maps across three campaigns.

Tank games for kids

Toy Tanks Tabletop shrinks the battle onto a kitchen table: wind up a toy tank, fire foam darts at clockwork robots and knock down block towers. Cartoon Tank Adventure is a bright platformer with Tanky, a googly-eyed tank who paints grumpy robot blobs happy and cannot lose a life. Build a Tank lets young children put a tank together part by part, meet six real kinds of tank, from a bridge layer to a mine-clearing flail, and try theirs on the test range.

More battle vehicles

If you like tanks, try the warship in Warship Sea Battle 3D, the robot-busting helicopter in Gunship Strike 3D and the top-down battle royale Copter Arena.

Tank games for everyone, with no blood

Every tank game on AnonArcade is made for kids. There is no blood and no people are shot: the enemies are robot tanks, drones, turrets, crates and clockwork toys, and a beaten tank simply stops or bursts into scrap. The history games show real vehicles and real facts without battle scenes or national symbols, and team colours stand in for real armies.

Tips for tank games

Keep moving: a tank that sits still is easy to hit. Point the hull where you want to go and the turret where you want to shoot, and remember that the sides and back of a tank are weaker than the front. In the maze, count the bounces before you fire, because your own shell can come back at you. In the artillery game, change one thing at a time, angle or power, so you learn from every miss. In the strategy games, build a few harvesters first and attack with your whole army at once.

More things to drive: try our Truck Games, Car Games, Helicopter Games and Boat Games. See the Parents & Safety page for privacy details.

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