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About This Game

War of the Human Tanks - Limited Operations is the third game of the 'War of the Human Tanks' series.

In 'Japon', a country bearing a close resemblance to modern-day Japan, 'Human Tanks' have been fighting a sequence of wars against each other. Due to the reduction of 'radiotoxic particles', their fuel, their era is considered to be about to end. While their end comes to one tank after another, the very final war of Human Tanks is on the verge of beginning.

Seek out, charge and self-destruct to destroy your enemies in this strategy game!
Lead your Human Tanks and complete your missions!

This is a strategy game where you control Human Tanks - human-shaped tanks - and fight against other Human Tanks on the side of the hostile country.
Scout out the enemy and plan your strategy, but remember that your tanks will go down in one hit and be lost forever.

Key Features

Over 50 missions with strategic, semi real-time battles
Challenging "Limits" to clear on all missions
Countless cute Human Tanks to battle with and against
Replay missions at any time to improve your rank
English localization features hand-drawn battle backgrounds and an improved user interface

Story
The land of Japon has been split in two and thrown into war by two nations, the Empire of Japon and the Kingdom of Japon, who use biological weapons known as "Human Tanks" to fight their war. But now the war between these two has turned into a proxy war between the Human Tanks themselves.

The stage is a land not unlike modern day Japan - the land of Japon. The Empire of Japon and the Kingdom of Japon, two nations locked in war for an age, have finally agreed to a ceasefire to end the bloodshed.

To improve relations between the two countries, and due to the decrease of the radiotoxic particles that the Human Tanks use as fuel, the tanks themselves are about to disappear from all of Japon.

Fifty years since Human Tanks were first developed...

Our hero, Yatarou Shirahase, acting as an officer in the Imperial army, is dispatched on a mission to subjugate the Human Tanks. He must now battle an enemy of the same make as his own beloved company of Human Tanks. 7aa9394dea

Title: War of the Human Tanks - Limited Operations
Genre: Adventure, Indie, Strategy
Developer:
Yakiniku Banzai
Publisher:
Fruitbat Factory
Release Date: 13 Jun, 2016

English,Japanese

Decent game. I like the war of the human tank series, but sadly, I can't get behind this one. the gameplay is basicly the same like in the first 2 games, there is pretty much no new unit added to your roster(unless you count your unlimited range scouting unit and\/or the ovassionally changing command unit, but in terms of basic troops everything as usual).

The game also predictates a lot of your roster, so you won't be able to build your army as much to your playstyle, which is pretty much predictated by the missiondesign anyway. In the missions you can win by simply having an army advantage it doesn't matter, but the ones where you have to kill all enemy command units before the timer runs out pretty much forces you to rush all in with all your units, to even REACH the command units in time, most of said missions, slower units like the artillery unit therefore become a disadvantage pretty quik. And there are A LOT of stupid skirmish missions that have no influence on your progression or the overarching story whatsoever, special missions like the awesome fight with the train in the first game are pretty rare.

Also the story didn't really catch me this time around, in the first 2 games you were always a nation on the brinck of loosing a war, this time though, you are simply regular army guy fighting against some terrorist group.

I could have looked past all of these things though, if it wasn't for the dreadfull options... the game is still in 4:3, you can't adjust soundsettings ingame, fullscreening it weirdly stretches it and so on and so forth... I was willing to look past that in the first one, since I liked the interesting combat system, and I also ignored it in the second game, just because I was finally able to play as the way cooler "bad guys", but this is the third installment in the series, with nothing new gameplaywise, weaker story and still the same bad option-menue!? I mean seriously, come on...

Still love WOTHT 1+2, but part 3 just feels lazy in every aspect.. This is the third and final game in the Human Tanks series. With the fuel of the human tanks running out, the era is drawing to a close. And as such, you are leading some of the last Human Tanks in existence to subjugate some last remaining issues. Gameplay is fun, and hte story is nice.

Play the titles in order for the best experience.

And perhaps by them all in the bundle.. In the first game, it was a normal fight

In the Seccond game, it was facing horrifically overpowered units with tank specs dwarfing any in the first game fight

And now they have struck at our heart.

There is no crate farming <\/b>

There is no grinding for OP units <\/b>

However will we survive now?. If you're new to the WotHT series, it's great and I highly recommend it but this is the third game in the series so feel free to check out the previous two games first.

If you're a WotHT veteran, this game plays exactly the same as the previous two but with one major twist in resource management. The "Limited" in the title refers to the fact that you aren't able to collect crates and build units as you please any more. You're given a limited supply of units for each mission. You do have two special units (well, one, really) which are Hotaru, who is played up as a powerful unit by the story but turns out to be a bog standard Command unit, and your actual special unit, a Mihari Scout unit, who has exceptional scouting abilities for the start of the game. Then you're given a handful of other units to choose from to deploy as you see fit.

It doesn't seem to be a perma-death scenario, though. I haven't noticed any correlation between the units left over from the previous mission and the ones I start with on the next mission. Considering you can go back and replay missions without directly continuing from the previous one, I think it's safe to assume that's the case.

I can't really say whether the new resource management is good or bad. On the one hand, I liked building up a super powerful squad and crushing my opponent but, on the other hand, it does take the strategy out of the game when you can simply scount the entire map and then level it all in one turn. It's a matter of balance and this time they balanced it for maximum strategy.

Overall, it's still a great game for fans of the series so definately pick it up.