Sprocket for Windows

Sprocket – craft tanks with a dedicated and intuitive designer using realistic armor mechanics that make tank battles so unique. Learn about the challenges of tank design in World War I, the interwar period, and the early, middle, and late stages of World War II.

Please note: There is currently no dedicated Sprocket tutorial. If you don’t like figuring things out, or are not good at tanks, it might be worth waiting for a better guide to come out. Hull and Turret Shape Design Easy to use and flexible enough to give you endless design starting points. Drag a face or edge to move it. Larger bays create more interior space but have a larger surface for armor.

Sprocket Features

• Well-curved shapes can fully deflect incoming projectiles, leaving only a scratch and a few ringing ears.
• Set the thickness of each armor plate, which will allow you to block shots from enemies. Although the weight and footprint add up!
• Craft a weapon capable of piercing enemy armor. You will need enough space and strength to rotate it. Make sure you have enough ammo space!
• People are light but big and very important, squeeze them in and assign them one or more roles. The cramped and overwhelmed crew is not doing well.
• Add functional and decorative details to the exterior of your vehicle. They can determine where the internal components are, for example. the engine is located where you place your exhaust pipes and vents and then hits it if a projectile pierces your armor in that area. Place the fuel port in front of the driver and the fuel tank can absorb the projectile saving his life – if it doesn’t ignite…
• Focus your tracks and suspension on trench crossing, climbing climbs, fast movement, or just looking Cool.
• Engine Design in Sprocket: Design everything from marine engines to lawn mower engines in a simple powerplant constructor. Even get them outside the car – if you don’t mind being knocked down from time to time.
• Develop your gear ratios – make it faster backward than forward, or shift into 1st gear to climb any mountain. One of these on each track allows one side to move while the other turns in place. The vehicles continue to fight while their critical internal components are still functional.
• Complete Transmission Simulation Engines, transmissions and tracks work together to move your tank in realistic simulation, making the vehicle feel like it was real. your custom tanks, though make your design too expensive and you may be alone. If your vehicle is destroyed, you continue the fight in control of an ally, sometimes watching your previous self burn out.