If you like computer games that are dull, visually unappealing, and difficult to control, then the tank combat simulator Steel Fury: Kharkov 1942 is for you. If that sort of thing doesn't get your motor running, well, play just about anything else.
Games32 writes: "Steel Fury: Kharkov 1942 was never intended to be a game for the masses, placing complexity above all else, and instead focuses on recreating with high accuracy, some of the most dramatic tank battles of World War II. Unfortunately, this niche game dedicated to the genre fans that were neglected by mainstream publishers, fails to provide a challenging yet enthralling experience, harassing the gamer with its unreliable controls."
VGR:
"The visuals are rather disappointing and definitely low budget. The insides of the tank looks very pixelated, the actual tank models aren't too bad but the scenery could do with some help as it looks rather bland and dull. Sounds are very basic too and there's very little music that the game has to offer, add in some rather bad quality voice-acting and you've got yourself very low marks in presentation too.
Steel Fury: Kharkov 1942 is one disappointingly bad game. Its controls are awful, the game allows you to cheat from the main menu and has some many problems that it's nearly impossible to recommend."
GamingShogun writes, "Today leading video game publisher Lighthouse Interactive and developers Discus Games and Graviteam announced that Steel Fury: Kharkov 1942 – their highly realistic historical tank simulator – has achieved gold master status. The game will be available online at the Lighthouse Shop as of today..."
Oh boy ! To whom do I give my money?
I don't mean to be a dick, but what is the point of these games existing?