TL;DR — Liquidity is moving to BSC. When we started Tanks For Playing, we had an audacious goal to create a game which ran entirely on the blockchain with support on as many networks as possible. As Ethereum has failed to scale, we believe the short term future will still…

With the final Season One feature released last week, Season Two development is now in full swing and the team has made great initial progress. During Season One, we brought in a number of developers to help us during critical periods of development. While this helped get us across the…

TL:DR — Energy purchases have landed for Season One. Season Two is going full steam ahead. LP unlock soon — Feedback required ASAP!! https://forms.gle/qSs6gYMALEvZ8KC19 Commanders, Energy purchase using TANKS tokens If you’ve played the game recently you might have seen a new Season One update which landed yesterday — In-game energy purchases using the TANKS…

NFT, blockchain and Cryptocurrencies have had an impact on the environment and the industry has been coming under heavy criticism for it’s energy usage. …

I think we can all agree that whilst Poker and Roulette are both classed as gambling, they are very different games. Now that we have established that, let’s look at Pay2Win vs Pay2Play. Pay2Play is not that radical a concept to many gamers. You pay to take part in a…

Today we are pleased to announce the full release of Tanks For Playing — a multiplayer blockchain strategy game which runs entirely on the blockchain! Join us in the Cauldron, Saturday 5th of March at Midday UTC. There will be prizes on offer throughout the day including boosted pots, TANKS…

Hi everyone, With the assistance of the Polygon team, we tested multiple Polygon RPCs today and we have found one which is working good enough that we are willing to allow people to start playing again. Games will begin 3rd March midday UTC. We will gather community feedback over the…

Saturday On Saturday we were ready to release, only to find the Polygon network was unusable. Blocks were still being created at the normal rate on Polygon of one every two seconds, however these blocks had few transactions and some were even empty. The network problems were mainly on the RPCs…