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Tank Universal Review (PC)
By Joe Haygood | August 30, 2008
It’s funny when a game tries to create a homage to a movie, but ends up invoking remembrances of an entirely different experience. All the visuals are there, to put a feel of one universe in your brain, but once you start playing, you see the vision in a wholly different way. Such was my experience with Tank Universal. It shoots from the hip for a TRON-like experience, complete with high-gloss neon, but in the end, the gameplay threw me down memory lane, for a completely different experience.
