Tanks 1945

Press kit

Free to use for coverage of the game. Every screenshot comes out of the game itself, never a mock-up.

The short description

Steel Cadence: Tanks 1945 is a top-down tank game in the spirit of the arcade tank games, rebuilt in low-poly 3D. A campaign opens one stage at a time; two armies each hold a line of tanks the player buys and upgrades between stages; support calls answer the waves a single gun cannot. It is free on iPhone, with optional packs of points, and nothing is sold that cannot be earned by playing. Made by TechSnap e.U. in Vienna.

Written to be copied as it stands.

Fact sheet

Developer
TechSnap e.U., Vienna, Austria
Series
Steel Cadence
Platforms
iPhone
Price
Free
Languages
English
Age rating
13+ (frequent cartoon violence, frequent depiction of weapons)
Category
Games — Action, Strategy
Contact
office@techsnap.eu

Screenshots

Every shot is a 1280 × 720 PNG from the game. Open one for the full file.

A stage in play — brick, steel, and the eagle to hold.
A stage in play — brick, steel, and the eagle to hold.
The title screen: the army, the wallet, and the way to the field.
The title screen: the army, the wallet, and the way to the field.
The campaign map, one marker per stage.
The campaign map, one marker per stage.
The motor pool: a tank with its record and its four upgrade lines.
The motor pool: a tank with its record and its four upgrade lines.
Supply: the mortar in stock, the heavier calls still locked.
Supply: the mortar in stock, the heavier calls still locked.
Points, and what they are worth.
Points, and what they are worth.
Stage clear — what the wave paid, minus the fielding fee.
Stage clear — what the wave paid, minus the fielding fee.
The about screen, with the credits the licences ask for.
The about screen, with the credits the licences ask for.

The painted art

The name, the launch image and the app icon, as the game carries them. The wordmarks are transparent and light-edged: put them on a dark ground.

The lockup: the series over the release, painted, on a transparent ground.
The lockup: the series over the release, painted, on a transparent ground.
The release alone, for anywhere the series is already named.
The release alone, for anywhere the series is already named.
The launch image: the Panther comes in from the right, its gun across the title.
The launch image: the Panther comes in from the right, its gun across the title.
The app icon, the same one the store listings carry.
The app icon, the same one the store listings carry.

Model renders

The low-poly models on their own, for key art and thumbnails.

The Sherman, rendered from the game's own model.
The Sherman, rendered from the game's own model.
The Tiger I, rendered from the game's own model.
The Tiger I, rendered from the game's own model.

The name

Steel Cadence: Tanks 1945

Steel Cadence is the series, Tanks 1945 the game; together, Steel Cadence: Tanks 1945. The wordmark sets the series above the title in Black Ops One, gold #FAC747 on panel #0D0D10.

Please use the full name on first mention. On the App Store the listing reads Tanks 1945: Steel Cadence, and the app under the icon is Tanks 1945. The game stands in the tradition of the arcade tank games; it carries no other game's name.

Contact

Questions, review builds and interviews: office@techsnap.eu

TechSnap e.U. · 1130 Wien