Total Tank Simulator 2

Make a mess. Then drive through it. The continuation of Total Tank Simulator returns with even more mayhem and destruction! Total Tank Simulator 2 is a far more advanced physics-driven battle sandbox where every structure, terrain, and unit is made of hundreds of breakable pieces. Cities crumble, trees splinter, tanks are shredded into tiny parts - because everything in the game is destroyable! History, sci-fi, and fantasy collide. Build dream (or nightmare) matchups: WW2 armor vs aliens, cyclops vs cyborgs, laser-equipped dinos vs… anything really. Each faction brings distinct toys and tactics to the battle playground. Key Features - Demolish fully destructible environments and units built on our custom physics engine. - Watch the world crumble with satisfying chain reactions, collapses, and debris. Mix eras and pit historical, sci-fi, and fantasy factions against each other. - Switch perspective between commanding the whole team from a distance and taking direct control of any unit at any time. - Play as you like - prove yourself in challenging campaigns and unlock new maps, factions and units, or play freely by creating your own matchups in various skirmish battles. - Be creative - develop your own units, maps, and factions with our built-in modding tools. Watch, command, or take direct control Lay out your formations, hit start, and watch the chaos. Command your entire team in the campaign mode, or freely manage any side and switch between them in skirmish mode. At any time, you can jump into the fight by taking direct control of any unit in Third-Person Perspective mode to experience the chaos yourself! Made to be modded. With Steam Workshop support and built-in modding tools, download community creations or publish your own units, factions, maps, and scenarios in just a few clicks. TTS2 evolves the formula with a modern custom physics engine, fully breakable maps and units, cross-era factions beyond WW2, and Steam Workshop integration - while keeping the fan-favorite mix of sandbox creativity and direct unit control.