Panzerdogs

Do not play.

NFT-peddling scheme. The “gameplay” is a front to peddle ridiculous NFTs. The “playerbase” is comprised of the same 50 guys trying to pay the most for a picture of a pixilated dog. Aside from that, there is no polish. It’s missing massive amounts of content you would expect from any normal release. This is NOTHING to the amazing Thunderdogs, which was surprisingly made by the same studio, though doubtably the same people. LuckyCat studios abandoning Thunderdogs for this NFT peddling trash will forever be one of the biggest L’s in all of mobile gaming.

Lag Heaven/ Scamming Community

Due to its lackluster overall experience, server issues, and inadequate community management, the developers hosting a recent 7 day scam tournament, the game only merits a one-star rating. Optimization for mobile play remains a significant concern, with server unreliability and frequent crashes detracting from the gameplay. Despite its potential as a casual 2-D tank shooter, the game's poor performance and clunky mechanics on mobile devices lead to a frustrating experience, especially when maneuvering the tank to combat enemies. Competitive gamers interested in participating in events hosted by the game's Discord community should proceed with caution. The game's leadership has been known to alter competition rules mid-event, favoring longer-standing community members. Accusations of "cheating" have been made against participants without substantial evidence, leading to unfair disqualifications based on unconventional playstyles. This lack of transparency and inconsistency in rule enforcement, combined with poor communication from community representatives, can significantly mar the gaming experience. For those seeking a competitive edge, the PC version might offer a better experience, though it's not without its own issues, including outages and performance problems.