The phrase "a tank game" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a video game or board game that involves tanks as a central element of gameplay.
Example: "I spent the weekend playing a tank game with my friends, and we had a blast strategizing our attacks."
Alternatives: "a tank-themed game" or "a tank battle game".
Thats not to say there isn't anything good about the game, it is fun, and it does hold your attention, but when it boils down, iShoot is just a port of one level from a tanks game.
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Wormhole Games, which was founded by a former Google product manager and director in charge of EA's publishing efforts, is out with its first title — a player-versus-player tank game.
For example, the tank game includes an "x-ray" feature that will fill in space that is destroyed in the game, creating engrossing gameplay.
Another entirely-paid game, this time a spiffy-visuals World War II tank game that sees you trundling across France, Russia and the Pacific Islands destroying targets and upgrading your troops as you go.
The tank game, above, is a prototype.
These games were not available to consumers, however, and it was not until 1980 that a tank video game, Battlezone, was released in arcades.
Electronic Arts drove a tank to Game's Oxford Street shop to celebrate the launch of "Battlefield 3", Mr Harding-Rolls points out.
John Oliver plays a mad scientist, Armstrong's Pointless mucker Richard Osman is a hyper-intelligent jellyfish brain in a tank, and Game Of Thrones's Lena Headey is US agent Jeopardy Mouse.
Ethan Nicholas, developer of a tank artillery game called iShoot, quit his day job the day his app rose to No. 1 in the App Store (it now sits at No. 7 as of this writing).
