Garry Kitchen's Super Battletank

Description

In February of 1991, the United States of America deployed troops in Kuwait, where they engaged in armed conflict against the armed forces of Iraq. During Operation Desert Storm, there were many different kinds of units, one of which was mobile armour. The M1 Abrams tank division is utilised in a variety of operations to eliminate predetermined targets within Iraq.

Super Battletank: War in the Gulf is a tank simulation played from the first-person perspective. The game is played from within the driver's seat of an M1 Abrams tank. The controls give the player the ability to move forward at a faster or slower rate, to rotate the tank's trajectory left and right, to move the tank's cannon left and right, to fire the weapon, and to view the map. The objective of the game is for the player to travel to the locations of enemy targets, position the Abrams cannon so that it can destroy the targets, and then fire upon them until they are destroyed. Because each mission spans such a large geographical area, the player will need to consult the in-game map in order to determine the most efficient route to take to reach their objectives. The M1 Abrams tank comes equipped with not one, but two unique weapons: the laser, which is significantly more lethal than a standard cannon, and the smoke screen, which gives the player an opportunity to flee the battle.