Tank Stars

Tank Stars is a game created by Playgendary in 2016. The game consists of collecting tanks, upgrading weapons, and battling against others (Online PvP, vs friends, etc.). When you first download the game, you get a free tank. That tank is called Abrams tank. You then will need to have a guided practice of the game. The first part is battling against an Automated bot. When you win, you will be awarded 200 coins + a free chest which requires watching an Advertisment to get the chest. In a basic chest, there is 75% loot and 25% cards. Gems are a prize in the chest and can be found at a 37.5% probability. The highest for each prize is as follows: Coins: 1,000. Gems: 10. Cards: 10. All the tanks have a maximum level of 5 stars. That applies to the weapons as well. There is a premium subscription called the Diamond Membership. It consists of getting loot every day as well as getting a free tank called Blazer. This tank is fictional as it does not exist in real life. The cost to get the membership is $7.99 weekly. Monthly costs are around $29.99. You also have to complete daily tasks which will give you a big reward if you complete them all. If you complete 1 task, you will get a small reward which could consist of coins or gems. There are 4 chests: 1 of them being a basic chest that is free every 30 minutes. The 2nd one is a Heroic chest that costs 10 gems for 1 and 90 gems for 10. In the chest there are cards and coins, both are a 50/50 mix. The 3rd one is an Epic chest that contains 75% cards and 25% coins. The cost is 20 gems for 1 and 180 for 10. The final one is a Legendary Chest. It only contains cards. No loot. The cost for one is 40 gems and the cost for 10 is 360 gems. There are a total of 15 tanks in the game and all can be unlocked for a price. Most of these tanks do not exist in real life. 2 tanks can be unlocked for a price of $3.99. Both are fictional and the names are Dubstep and Pinky. Dubstep is more like a music tank as it can play music through its speakers. You can remove ads in the game for a price around $5.99. Cards are used to upgrade tanks and the weapons. You can buy cards in the chest shop. There is even something exclusive where you can buy cards for the tank by watching an ad. The cards can have gems to be bought with. (This does not apply to the tank as it can only be obtained by watching an ad.) The most expensive tank in the game is Mountain and it can be unlocked for a price of 15,000 coins. The cheapest is Frost at 500 coins. If you lose a battle, you can earn 100 coins and a free chest by watching an ad (Optional). There are tournaments ranked by difficulty and there are 3 waves: each wave containing 1 - 3 tanks. The operation is all done via a bot. There are 2 types of terrain and can have a 50/50 chance of being a battleground. There are also obstacles such as sheep, electric poles, trees and bushes. Dropboxes will be thrown off a plane with a parachute. This is for 5-star weapons when you have difficulty attacking your enemy. The most effective is a Nuke. Damages can be done via radiation, acid or fire. Acid deals 90 points of damage, fire deals around 100 and radiation deals around 75. There are tombstones when a player no longer has health. This is depending on the level they're on. Level 1 is a stone tombstone. Level 2 is a Bronze tombstone. Levels 3 - 3.5 are iron tombstones. Levels 4 - 5 are gold tombstones. Level 5 has a diamond tombstone. These can be destroyed when a weapon is deployed onto the area. This also applies to dropboxes. Tanks will have a moving animation as well as sound to make it more realistic. The Abrams tank has a Shelzy signature. This can also be found on other games created by Playgendary. Shelzy means Rainbow or Good Will in the African Language. So, this could mean a sign of luck.

References

1. "Tank Stars Wiki". www.tank-stars.fandom.com/. Playgendary Games. Unlock cool tanks and upgrade for better battles!

2. Garcia-Rivera, Diego (12/13/19). "OSC 4 Kids". www.osc-4-kids.mn.co/. Diego Garcia-Rivera. Retrieved 11/13/19. A place where you can create an Object Show

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