The skrimish mode is nice but has some major bugs. Multiplayer is what I believe, this game was designed for since it's lack of single player missions. Ambient sounds are few and far between to notice much. The game sound is fair and guns sound decent, voice acting is annoying but nothing terrible.
The graphics are average for today's standards if not a little behind the time but the game runs smoothly with at high settings on low-range cpu's. The game runs smooth on older systems like mine and the graphic/sound/control settings can be altered to your liking. So here's my advice - micro-manage the tank positions meaning drive when you need to get somewhere, command when you need a top view of the battlefield or for eye candy and immersion and shoot when you see a enemy tank/ATT gun. However, speaking of the AI - it's stupid and if you try to depend on it during a battle your going to surely die. You can switch between driver, gunner, commander positions and the AI controls where your not present in the tank. The internal part of the tank is well detailed. The missions are short and only have one main objective that is quickly accomplished. For single player this game gets a low score. I personally like playing as the Germans because they were the under dogs of the war. T34 vs Tiger tries to be a great tank sim we have all been waiting for but falls short with many bad things.įirst, there are only six missions for each side - Soviets and Germans. By gijas | Review Date: NovemI have to agree with the previous game reviewer.
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