War of the Human Tanks - ALTeR

The sequel to the fantastic War of the Human Tanks. This is a Japanese-style turn-based strategy so think Advance Wars or Disgaea. It also has long Visual Novel-style cutscenes between each mission like Disgaea. Some people seem to call it a real-time strategy but it's more of an active time turn-based. When a unit's turn comes up you can either take your turn or wait and other units will ready up in the meantime....

58 found this helpful, 2015-02-13

This game... this goddarn game. I'm not exactly sure where to start, so first off: this game is absolutely fantastic! I haven't played EVERYTHING yet (still need to get Glitch-Heshiko and play the 2 or 3 optional Floor 90+ Battles), but still. The combination of Visual Novel and (Semi-)turn based Strategy game is beautiful and really well balanced, most if not almost all the tanks have their use and encourage players...

18 found this helpful, 2015-08-08

Pro's -if you played the frist game, you dont need relearn how to play -Very simple controls -Lot's of levels -If you love a game with a lot electronic based music, you will love the music in this game -if you love cute anime, you will most likely enjoy the art in the game -lots of backstory -at times funny -CATS Con's -if you have not been exposed to Japanese culture much, there will be thing's that you dont...

13 found this helpful, 2015-12-26

Very good if you both like battleship and chess. Caverns took me days to complete, but was very worth it. Got the game in 2015, small brain couldn't think tanks, came back in 2022 and 100% the game.

4 found this helpful, 2022-09-08

War of the Human Tanks - ALTeR is the sequel to War of the Human Tanks, and the games should be played in order. If you enjoyed the first one, definitely get ALTeR. ALTeR continues the story of the War of the Human Tanks world by following the campaign of a new character, Alter. Some characters from the first game make short appearances throughout ALTeR. A "side" campaign takes place in the Great Cavern, which is...

8 found this helpful, 2017-06-27

A game where ishidaki is pleasure (in more than a few ways) *cough* M *cough*. Helmaniac is supposedly a thing too. In a slightly serious manner, I have to say that I've always been fascinated with science fictions in the regards of the relationships between humans and androids. It brings up questions such as, "What makes a human, human? Are we so negative about the idea at times because its intelligence level hits...

27 found this helpful, 2015-02-15