Spider Tanks Introduces ‘Tracks’: A Retro-Inspired Tank Body

The
latest
addition
to
Gala
Games’
popular
game
Spider
Tanks
is
a
tank
body
named ‘Tracks.’
This
new
tank
body
is
set
to
revolutionize
gameplay
with
its
high
energy
gain
and
unique
directional
drive
system,
according
to

Gala
News.

Unveiling
Tracks

Tracks
is
a
retro-inspired
tank
body
that
forgoes
traditional
legs
for
a
more
conventional
tank
drive
system.
The
design,
reminiscent
of
15th-century
Canadian
subcontinent
tanks,
is
both
efficient
and
powerful.
It
promises
amazing
bursts
of
power
when
piloted
by
skilled
technicians.

This
tank
body
is
not
as
large
as
the
Titan
but
boasts
the
highest
energy
gain
among
all
tank
bodies
in
Spider
Tanks.
This
feature
allows
players
to
use
more
abilities
more
frequently,
making
Tracks
a
formidable
option
in
the
arena.

Directional
Drive
System

Unlike
other
tank
bodies,
Tracks
employs
a
directional
drive
system.
This
means
it
can
move
forward
and
backward
but
not
side
to
side.
Players
will
need
to
adapt
to
this
unique
movement
style
by
staying
in
constant
motion.
Acceleration
from
a
stop
takes
time,
and
turning
is
only
possible
while
moving,
making
agility
and
continuous
movement
crucial.

Key
Combos

The
Charger:
Tracks/Carver

The
Tracks
and
Carver
combo
leverages
Tracks’
high
energy
gain.
The
Carver
requires
close
combat,
which
is
unusual
for
a
massive
tank.
However,
Tracks’
burst
ability
allows
players
to
cover
significant
ground
quickly,
making
this
combo
highly
effective.

Speed
Boosters,
which
cost
minimal
energy,
can
be
used
frequently
with
a
high-level
Tracks.
Adding
a
Repair
Drone
for
low-cost
maintenance
ensures
that
players
can
use
more
abilities
during
matches.

Mobile
Triage:
Tracks/Repair
Artillery

Tracks’
consistent
energy
and
toughness
are
significant
assets.
However,
its
directional
drive
can
be
a
disadvantage.
By
staying
on
the
periphery
of
the
fight
and
using
artillery,
players
can
minimize
this
liability.

This
combo
allows
players
to
play
a
support
role,
using
Tracks’
high
energy
gain
to
reposition
quickly
and
keep
team
members
healed
and
supported.
The
Repair
Zone
ability,
typically
costly,
becomes
more
viable
with
Tracks,
enabling
frequent
team
healing.

The
Burster:
Tracks/Bouncer

This
combo
accepts
Tracks’
slower
speed
but
maximizes
its
ability
to
deal
bursts
of
damage.
The
Bouncer
can
devastate
opposing
teams
when
used
at
the
right
time.
Tracks’
ability
to
utilize
Speed
Boosters
extensively
is
crucial
here.

Players
should
use
Speed
Boosters
strategically,
saving
them
for
critical
moments
to
both
attack
and
retreat.
This
opens
opportunities
for
allies
to
clean
up
or
set
up
another
attack
run.

On
Track
to
Victory

Tracks
may
be
inspired
by
ancient
designs,
but
it
holds
significant
relevance
in
modern
gameplay.
Players
are
encouraged
to
adapt
to
its
directional
drive
system
and
exploit
its
high
energy
gain
to
dominate
the
arena.

Gala
Games
promises
more
exciting
updates
and
showcases
in
the
coming
weeks,
keeping
the
Spider
Tanks
community
engaged
and
eager
for
new
content.

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