Controls:
- Drag tanks together to merge
- Drag unwanted tanks to the trash can
- Tap ability buttons to use and select the target area
- Cancel abilities by tapping any ability button or base area
- Mines can't be placed near tanks—plan ahead
Defender: Tanks Merge is a strategy game in which you build a strong army by merging tanks. You face growing waves of enemies, and you can use auto-merge, bombs and mines to improve your tactics. Dragging two tanks together merges them, dragging an unwanted tank to the trash can removes it, and tapping an ability button lets you choose a target area. You can cancel an ability by tapping any ability button or the base area. Mines cannot be placed near tanks, so you need to plan ahead. The game works on desktop and mobile in landscape. Tip: merge your tanks whenever you can, and save bombs for large groups of enemies instead of using them on single units.
If it clicks with you, Fortress of the Sinister, Tank Craft 2 and SWAT and GREENS vs Zombies are close in spirit.
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Defender: Tanks Merge is a strategy game in which you build a strong army by merging tanks. You face growing waves of enemies, and you can use auto-merge, bombs and mines to improve your tactics. Dragging two tanks together merges them, dragging an unwanted tank to the trash can removes it, and tapping an ability button lets you choose a target area. You can cancel an ability by tapping any ability button or the base area. Mines cannot be placed near tanks, so you need to plan ahead. The game works on desktop and mobile in landscape. Tip: merge your tanks whenever you can, and save bombs for large groups of enemies instead of using them on single units.
If it clicks with you, Fortress of the Sinister, Tank Craft 2 and SWAT and GREENS vs Zombies are close in spirit.
Controls:
- Drag tanks together to merge
- Drag unwanted tanks to the trash can
- Tap ability buttons to use and select the target area
- Cancel abilities by tapping any ability button or base area
- Mines can't be placed near tanks—plan ahead