Battle Supremacy: Ground Assault features huge content - never ending lines of modern combat vehicles, huge environments with realistic weather, online multiplayer and countless single player missions and drills.
Platforms
SwitchGenres
Shooter SimulatorThemes
Action
Languages: English and 9 more
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Media
Critic Reviews
SECTOR.sk
By Mat�� �trbaBattle Supremacy - Ground Assault has many flaws, but its boring and shallow content is the main one.
Pure Nintendo
By Heath Shusterman-ZimmermanPlaying Battle Supremacy: Ground Assault was an enjoyable experience. I enjoyed playing through the campaign even if the story was something I felt like I had heard before. The optional drills was a nice touch, you didn't have to play but if you did you got more pieces for customisation.
Switch Atlantic
By Leigh WynneBattle Supremacy: Ground Assault is a great tank combat simulator. There’s a lot to sink your teeth into here. Between the extensive single player options, online multiplayer, and the wide variety of tank customization, it’s unlikely you’ll get bored with this game. It has a few issues, but nothing that holds the game back from being enjoyable. If you’re interested in creating your own tanks and using them to take down your enemies, then Battle Supremacy: Ground Assault is definitely worth picking up.
Screen Rant
By Marcus StewartBetter to go AWOL than hop behind the wheel of this bland tank shooter.
