The story also has multiple endings so it’s worth playing through it again. It really manages to address these in well integrated ways and makes you ponder. War of the Human Tanks does not shy away from the harsh battles on the battlefield.

Despite that funny input though this is a game about war. What more the game is genuinely funny and at more than one point will make you stop and laugh.

It sounds like your “basic hero” swoops in last minute and saves the day, but it’s so well written that it makes it feel innovatory. These tanks are semi-intelligent humanoids being used as disposable battle units. Small detail, your corps is made up out of human tanks. Fortunately for you the situation is so bad that the army brass has no choice but to call you back to the front lines and get the empire out of this mess. You take on the role of Shoutaro Daihon’ei, a fallen out of favor, lazy lieutenant of the 4 th armored corps who’s been off duty, along with the rest of the squad.

There has been an ongoing war between The Empire of Japon and The Kingdom of Japon and the situation is going heavily in favor of the Kingdom. War of the Human Tanks takes place in a fictive country called Japon. What did developer Yakiniku Banzai! do give their own personal twist to the genre? Read on to find out. What looked like just a simple little hex based strategy game turned out to have a lot more to it than you’d expect at first sight, and also about as Japanese as they get.

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