claude-of-tanks

These are deterministic scenes staged in Scene Studio and rendered at 4K in the game engine—not concept art. The visual archive holds the fifty frames and the key moment and close portrait of each of the site's takes. The landing selection records the six hero frames, the feature reel, the four camera-path loops, the destruction loop, the 24-shot mosaic, and the directed Strv 122 versus Leclerc sequence published on the site.

Fight, inspect, and direct

• Fight: enter Standard Battle, Capture the Flag, Zone Control, armed low-gravity Turbo Ball, Gravity Mode, cooperative Endless Horde, the six-operation Frontline Assault campaign, Juggernaut, Infected, Realistic, Gun Game, Drone, or AC-130 in solo or multiplayer, with physical shell travel, armor geometry, component damage, spotting, terrain, collision, destructible structures, persistent wrecks, mode-specific respawns, and authority-owned results.
• Inspect: open any vehicle in Tank Gallery, articulate the live rig, isolate armor or internal anatomy, and export an exact-surface review packet from the same specification used in combat.
• Direct: stage any roster vehicle on any battlefield in Scene Studio, animate actors and cameras, schedule game FX, and capture stills or video from reproducible scene data.

Current release

Language selection lives under Settings → Language → Language. See the localization guide for coverage, intentional exclusions, the General Translation workflow, and release gates.

The provenance gate currently reports 220 first-party procedural battle playables and 0 GLB-sourced playables. Comparison inputs are never a playable loading path and are stripped from public builds.

Field footage

Each frame below opens a looping WebM recorded from the game. The camera rails use live vehicles, maps, ballistics, recoil, impacts, sparks, smoke, debris, and destruction effects.

Vehicle-specific mechanics

The fleet does not reduce every vehicle to the same gun and movement model. Specifications can add their own loading, guidance, suspension, ammunition, anatomy, and control behavior while remaining inside the fixed-step authority.

• Magazine autoloaders track ready rounds, intra-magazine cycle time, full replenishment, manual magazine reloads, shell changes, and damage to the loading mechanism. The Leclerc, Type 90, PL-01, and four-round PL-01 105 each carry their own magazine timings.
• Guided missiles travel at visible weapon-specific speeds and steer toward the authority-owned aim point. Launcher damage, rack damage, ammunition count, reload state, guidance, impact, and presentation all remain synchronized.
• Hydropneumatic aim uses the same canonical pose for armor, muzzle, collision, wheels, tracks, remote snapshots, and the camera; there is no separate visual-only tank tilt.
• Free look keeps the sight and turret on target while the camera moves. Hold Shift on keyboard, RB on a standard controller, or assign another binding in settings.

Combat systems