Sprocket

Sprocket - tank designer and shooting range. Projectiles differ in type and weight. You can customize your machine for any task. The engine can be easily changed to another. Wheels and tracks affect cross-country ability. You can save your car to a file. Each tank stores projectile calculations. Assembly begins with the body. The car can be painted to suit your taste. The armor, turret and gun are assembled from parts. The gun is counted by length and caliber. Armor is calculated by the inclination of the sheets. The testing ground is open for any experiments. The motor and gearbox affect the ride. The shape of the body is determined by yourself. The rotation speed of the turret depends on the mass. The polygon produces targets of different thicknesses. The armor is penetrated at an angle. Shooting takes place at targets and equipment. The training ground provides targets and armor penetration testing. You can arrange a fight between your cars. The targets show where the shot goes. The tank is checked for speed and acceleration. The projectiles fly according to the calculations of physics. The experience from the test site is visible in numbers. The ammunition is placed in the body. The interface shows the holes. The heavy tank accelerates slowly. The engine can overheat in combat. Projectile calculations are visible in numbers at the test site. The game is simple in appearance, but the calculations require attention. The tower rotates at a given speed. A heavy tower requires weight balance. The tank is tested for armor strength. The complex form of armor requires calculation. Caterpillars leave tracks in the sand. The gun requires a choice of projectile. The tank can be assembled from other people's parts and components. This game is suitable for anyone who likes to tinker with technology.