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Clash of Tanks とともに、激しい戦車戦に飛び込もう！究極のオフラインChrome拡張機能！無料でプレイ可能！
クラッシュ・オブ・タンクス：究極の戦車バトル体験
激しい戦車バトルに備え、オフライン機能を持つChrome拡張機能として利用可能なクラッシュ・オブ・タンクスを体験しよう。この無料プレイゲームは、すべての年齢とスキルレベルのプレイヤーに最適なスリリングな体験を提供します。
多様なゲームモード
アクションを新鮮でエキサイティングに保つさまざまなゲームモードを楽しんでください。ソロバトルからチームベースのスカーミッシュまで、常に新しいものが待っています。
ユニークな戦車と能力
それぞれ独自の特殊能力を持つ7台以上の異なる戦車から選択できます。高火力の戦車を好む場合でも、防御能力を強化した戦車を選ぶ場合でも、自分のプレイスタイルに合わせて選べます。
チームプレイとコミュニケーション
友達とチームを組むか、ソロでアドレナリン全開のバトルに挑みましょう。テキストや絵文字チャットを使って仲間とコミュニケーションを取り、戦略を調整して敵を出し抜きます。
戦車を装備せよ
複数の武器で戦車を装備し、各バトルに合わせてアプローチをカスタマイズできます。ロケットやその他の武器を使って、敵を効果的に倒しましょう。
報酬と進行
マッチをプレイしたり、クエストを完了したり、毎日ログインすることで、コインやトロフィー、宝石などが詰まったチェストを獲得します。クエストを完了して貴重な報酬を得たり、コインやパワーポイント、限定スキンを含む毎日のログインボーナスを楽しんだりしましょう。
リアルタイムストラテジー
このリアルタイムストラテジー戦車ゲームでは、正しい戦車を適切なタイミングで展開して相手の基地を破壊するのが目的です。それぞれの戦車には独自の弱点と強みがあり、ゲームプレイに戦略性が加わります。
オフライン機能
クラッシュ・オブ・タンクスのChrome拡張機能としての最高の機能の1つは、オフラインで実行できることです。インターネット接続なしでいつでもどこでもゲームを楽しめます。
無料プレイ
クラッシュ・オブ・タンクスは完全に無料でプレイでき、体験を向上させたい人向けに追加のアプリ内購入が可能です。
今すぐ戦車戦に参加し、さまざまなアリーナで戦うスリルを味わってください。簡単に始められるが習得するのが挑戦的なゲームプレイを備えたクラッシュ・オブ・タンクスは、あなたのゲームコレクションに最適な追加です。🚀🎮🔫
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