An upcoming indie game called Breaking Armor on Steam draws inspiration from the post-apocalyptic worlds of Fallout and the intense combat of Battlefield. Players operate a super-heavy tank through a ruined landscape, facing dangers and upgrading their machine between missions. Developed by GalaDev, the title has no confirmed release date yet.
Breaking Armor presents a fresh take on post-apocalyptic survival, appealing to enthusiasts of Bethesda's Fallout series and Electronic Arts' Battlefield franchise. While Fallout explores a retro-futuristic Earth devastated by nuclear war—starting prominently with Fallout 3 in 2006 as an RPG—Battlefield focuses on first-person shooter action depicting modern or near-future conflicts with a grounded approach.
This indie project by GalaDev aims to combine elements of both. Players navigate a wasteland in a 140-ton tank, discovering secrets and confronting threats. The game's Steam synopsis describes the experience: “Explore the wasteland. Operate a super-heavy tank alone through the remnants of a ruined world. Discover hidden secrets and face dangers at every turn. You are protected by 140 tons of steel, but will it be enough?”
Gameplay involves returning to a bunker for maintenance: “Between missions, return to your bunker to refuel, add oxygen, and enhance your tank’s systems. Upgrade your machine to extend your reach into the unknown. Modify your tank with additional modules to boost performance and handle new challenges. Adapt your machine and get ready for the dangers ahead.”
Early reactions to the trailer on YouTube highlight its potential. One commenter, Mam047, noted, “The way the red creature casually opens the tanks as if it were a feature from the tank itself is funny.” Another, jacobp2024, suggested, “An absolutely amazing concept which just needs far, far scarier enemies to bring it together.”
Though the trailer appears rough, the game's indie charm has sparked interest. No release date is set, but players can wishlist it on Steam for updates, possibly including a demo.