About Tank 2010 Game
Tank 2010 puts you in charge of a tank on a battlefield seen from above. The rebels have regrouped, and the campaign sends you back to deal with them. Driving and aiming are separate jobs: the keyboard moves the vehicle while the mouse points its weapon. You can be travelling one way and watching a threat somewhere else.
There is quite a bit to choose before the first shot. The game offers Beginner, Soldier and General difficulty levels, followed by Mission Mode, Target Practice, Driving Practice and Endless Survival. If you are still getting used to the controls, the two practice options give you a more specific place to begin than jumping straight into the campaign.
The customisation screen shows speed, agility and armour for the selected tank. Arrow buttons let you browse the vehicles, and colour sliders change their appearance. Look at the statistics before settling on a favourite shape. Once the battlefield opens, the minimap and the display along the bottom become more useful than the paintwork. They keep the important information together while you watch the ground ahead.
How to Play Tank 2010 Game
Complete the objectives of the selected mission, or choose a practice or survival mode to work on your tank handling.
- Choose Play Game, then New Game if you are starting a fresh campaign.
- Pick a difficulty and a mode. Begin with Driving Practice or Target Practice if you want to learn one part of the controls first.
- Browse the tank choices on the customisation screen. Check speed, agility and armour, then press Play.
- Use WASD to drive and the mouse to aim and fire. Use Space for the secondary weapon when one is available, and follow the objectives shown by the original game.
Controls
| Input | Action |
|---|---|
| WASD | Move the tank. |
| Mouse | Aim the weapon; click to shoot. |
| Space | Use the secondary weapon when available. |
| Key Settings | Review or change the original control assignments. |
Click or tap inside the game before using the keyboard. The fullscreen button below the player gives you more room; the restart button reloads the game.
Tips for a better round
- Try driving and aiming separately before combining them. A steady aim is much easier to keep when you already know where the tank is going.
- Use the minimap to keep your bearings. Watching only the crosshair makes it easy to lose track of the surrounding battlefield.
Questions About Tank 2010 Game
Which difficulty should I choose first?
Beginner is the first of the three choices. Soldier and General are also available from the original menu.
Is there a way to practise without starting a mission?
Yes. The mode menu includes Target Practice and Driving Practice, alongside Mission Mode and Endless Survival.
