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• gamedeal user

  Nov 28, 2021

  amazing ww2 tank sim and not only bc its basically the only choice thats not a gacha simcade or that il-2 dlc. get the japanese community mod and enjoy
• gamedeal user

  Dec 12, 2022

  I want more of this.. But I've prolly spent more time hunting mods to get it up and running than I've spent on playing any tanksim.. and I still have my dongle for Steel Beasts Pro PE around since the time their infantry were pixels. Are the realistic WWII 'inside a tank'-sims dead and over? (No don't even mention WoT or WT you useless ADHD liquid teen fart!)
• gamedeal user

  Feb 20, 2023

  Gaming is in a sad state when a 13 year old game is a better tank sim than anything on the market. This puts the il-2 tank crew content to shame. If you enjoy tank sims, really, it's worth it. So, after 13 years does it work? Yes! And for me, it was a lot easier to get going than what I was lead to believe from various discussion posts. I didn't need a mod for it to run. I didn't need to run it in compatibility mode (using win 10). But I did edit the config files. Details below. Let me save you some pain from what i learned in about 2-3 hours of messing about with config files: Configure all your controls up front in-game and get the tank and crew to control how you want... For example in every role but driver, tank controls are WASD, then default driver is arrow keys. I changed it to WASD, with shifting up and down to Q and E. Also changed outside view to C instead of F9, sight mode to V instead of insert, stuff like that so I can leave my left hand in one place for every role. Turn ON simplified aiming controls, which lets you aim in both the x and y axis at the same time instead of moving up, then left for example. Be sure to click SAVE after changing the controls, this will be the only time you save preferences in-game. THEN worry about the graphics in the config file. All you really need to do is set the screen res you want in the config file, but you can do much more. What happens is that when INSIDE the game, it displays the wrong graphics info (even if you have it right in the config)... and it will ignore anything you do, so just leave it alone. BUT all you need to do is edit the config file and save it while outside the game. DON'T touch the settings inside the game or it will override your config file. When you save basically ANY setting, it overrides the whole save file, defaulting to potato mode. So, get the controls like you want, then adjust the graphics settings and save a copy of your configs just in case you derp. Speaking with experience here. The config file is partially in russian. I ran google translate for each section to find out what all the settings do. You can boost the aliasing, quality, shadows, bloom, resolution, EVERYTHING from the config file. Then, NEVER touch the settings in-game again. You won't need to. Now go have some fun, because this is a great, inexpensive WW2 tank sim with combined arms.
• gamedeal user

  Mar 26, 2023

  Panzer vor!
• MrCheese

  Mar 26, 2023

  Base game boring as fuck, didn't play game for like a whole year until discovering the JCM mod amazing ! Absolutely amazing with this mod, simple and easy to follow instructions on their website I'll post a link here fellow Tank commanders! Enjoy! https://wikiwiki.jp/pzfr/Steel%20Tank%20Add-on Translate to english if you speak it lol
• =7Cav=CPL.Balazova.S

  Jun 6, 2023

  This game was probably pretty awesome when it came out, but has serious compatibility issues with modern Windows machines. While the options menu has options for widescreen resolutions, using any of them will lead to the top and bottom of the picture and UI being cropped off because all it's really doing is scaling up a 4:3 picture to the width of a 16:9 monitor and then not displaying the parts that don't fit. The game has had several mods made for it over the years, the most critical being the STA mod, however this mod is no longer accessible. There is a Japanese forum which has their own modpack which incorporates elements from STA 2.2 (the latest version of STA is 3.4) but installation is far from straightforward, if not downright impossible, and that's if you're comfortable downloading sketchy archive files from media share sites. Ultimately, this software is DOA in it's current state and should be avoided. Should the developer or publisher release a patch or update which fixes screen resolution and menu scaling, maybe then it would be worth it, though it would still lack nearly all of the additional content generated over the years which also seems to have been lost to time. And forget trying to get info on this from either the Steam discussions page or reddit. Both are dead ends where no one has any files or information and all the links and videos are from >1 year old and made by people who do not help.
• gamedeal user

  Jun 26, 2020

  Steel Fury is a forgotten gem of a game and one of the best tank simulators around. For the longest of time, the game had only been available on GamersGate and I personally never thought to see the day when its' available on Steam. [b]What I like about this game[/b] + Unlike the version offered on GamersGate, Steel Fury on Steam runs natively at 1080p with [i]almost[/i] zero issues. + One of the most in-depth consumer tank simulators around. It's not exactly Steel Beasts Pro, but it does the simulator part well enough. The tanks feel right, the controls are easy to use (with manual at hand) and the game offers all the standard adjustable simulation options from armor penetration to AI panic rate etc. + Combined Arms action similar to Graviteam Tactics RTS games or this game's spiritual successor Steel Armor: Blaze of War. Infantry brings a lot to the tank sims in form of atmosphere and danger. Take a note, IL-2 Tank Crew. + This is a personal plus for me, but compared to Steel Armor: Blaze of War that is more focused on commanding a tank battalion, Steel Fury focuses on commanding your own single tank and feels a bit more enjoyable to me. + The game still looks and sounds quite alright and runs well. It uses older version of the engine that all Graviteam's games run on, so fans of those games feel right at home. + Even though the game is old, it has a dedicated community. There is a lot of custom scenarios online, as the game has a Mission Editor. The modding scene is also quite dedicated and offers options from enhanced graphics, weathers & seasons to new tanks to play with. [b]What I don't like about this game[/b] - As the game went to semi-limbo and support was cut short thanks to the publisher going under, the game shipped with a lot of bugs and some of those are still present. For example, turning out of the tank is bugged for me. Also, even though the 1080p support is fixed, some parts of the UI like tutorial messages run in different resolution and get cut off. Game is still enjoyable and playable, but to new players I'd recommend printing out a manual online as the tutorials are useless. - The UI overall feels quite weird, with the Graviteam Tactics stylish grey blocks tacked on the sides. - Sadly, the modding scene is mainly based on Eastern Block countries (language barrier) and its' privatized or pay-walled behind shady sites. Most of the old links are also dead. I don't know how I would score Steel Fury: Kharkov 1942. On the other hand, it is a great tank simulator that was screwed over by unfortunate circumstances. On the other hand, it still has bugs that should be fixed. The price of the game is cheap and it comes with content, but it feels old in some aspects compared to Steel Armor: Blaze of War when un-modded. For me personally, the good of the game outweigh the bad, so I'd recommend the game to all people interested in tank sims or who have been curious about this old but gold product. Big thumbs up for fixing the 1080p support over GamersGate release and hopefully we'll see another great tank sim from Graviteam at some point!
• gamedeal user

  Jul 20, 2020

  great game would be nice if they put a workshop in
• gamedeal user

  Jul 27, 2020

  (played extensively since 2009 or so, this is third time I purchased this title) arguably best WW2 tank sim still standing strong 13 years after release with thrilling gameplay and still appealing somewhat unique visuals; what it needs is steam workshop so we can have all the best modifications in one place hope Graviteam will follow this with their newer Mius-level tech and assets sequel
• gamedeal user

  Aug 15, 2020

  One of the Best tank simulators I played :) would highly recommend