STUG.io

Shells fly past your turret. You roll out from behind a shed—mud sticking to the tracks, another tank creeping along the fence line. In the game STUG.io, you drive a tank through city blocks and open fields, always watching for a rival to pop around a corner. The tanks aren't all the same, either—some are big and clunky, others dart around fast, but they can't take as many hits. People from all over show up here, and it gets noisy quickly. Somebody always tries to slip behind you for an easy shot at your engine.

How to play?

In STUG.io, you start with a quick tutorial—just enough to get the hang of moving, aiming, and figuring out which part of your tank shrugs off shells. The front armor's tough, but the sides and back? Not so much. You pick a match, maybe a team battle or a mode where you have to capture control points. Sometimes you'll find a crate—grab it, and you can patch up your tank or get a small upgrade. If you earn enough points, you unlock new tanks. Some are from the US, some from the USSR, and each one steers a little differently. You can drop mines or build little fences to slow down the next attacker. Ricocheting a shot around a wall isn't easy, but it pays off if you pull it off. If you want, you can change how your tank looks in the hangar before heading out again. The leaderboard just keeps filling up, so there's always another round to play.