Clash of Tanks - 制定策略並主宰戰場！
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投入激烈的坦克戰鬥，體驗 Clash of Tanks，終極離線 Chrome 擴充功能！免費遊玩！
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坦克爭霸：終極坦克戰鬥體驗
準備好踏上激烈的坦克戰鬥之旅，坦克爭霸現在作為離線可用的 Chrome 擴展程序上線。這款免費遊玩的遊戲為所有年齡和技能水平的玩家提供了一個刺激的體驗。
多樣的遊戲模式
享受多種遊戲模式，保持行動的全新與刺激。從單人戰鬥到基於團隊的小衝突，總有新的內容值得期待。
獨特的坦克和技能
從超過7種獨特的坦克中選擇，每種坦克都配備有自己的特殊技能。無論你喜歡高火力的坦克或是具備強大防禦能力的坦克，你都可以靈活調整你的遊玩風格。
團隊合作和溝通
與朋友組隊或單獨在刺激的戰鬥中作戰。使用文本或表情符號聊天與隊友溝通，協調策略並巧妙地超越對手。
武裝你的坦克
為你的坦克裝備多種武器，讓你可以根據每場戰鬥量身定制你的策略。使用火箭和其他武器有效地擊倒敵人。
獎勵與進步
通過參加比賽、完成任務或每日登錄來獲得充滿硬幣、獎杯、寶石等的寶箱。完成任務以獲得有價值的獎勵，並享受每日登錄獎勵，包括硬幣、能量點以及獨家皮膚。
實時策略
在這款實時策略坦克遊戲中，你的目標是通過在正確的時間部署正確的坦克來摧毀對手的基地。每輛坦克都有自己的弱點和優勢，為遊戲添加了一層策略性。
離線能力
坦克爭霸作為 Chrome 擴展程序的最大特點之一是其離線運行的能力。你可以在任何時間、任何地方享受這款遊戲，而無需互聯網連接。
免費遊玩
坦克爭霸完全免費遊玩，對於想要提升體驗的玩家提供了可選的應用內購買。
今天就加入坦克戰爭，體驗在各個競技場中戰鬥的刺激。憑藉簡單易上手但又難以精通的遊戲玩法，坦克爭霸是你遊戲武器庫的完美補充。 🚀🎮🔫
我們在擴展中提供了一個「玩更多遊戲」的按鈕，並在你第一次安裝時打開我們的官方網站，你可以在那裡體驗更多免費遊戲。
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