Tank Mechanic Simulator

Tank Mechanic Simulator is a simulation game about restoring and building German, US and Soviet tanks, armored vehicles and self-propelled guns. You search Second World War battlefields for abandoned or destroyed vehicles, extract them, renovate their parts and either sell them or display them in your own museum to earn money and reputation.

Find and extract vehicles

Use special tools to locate a buried tank, mark its position and call an excavation team. Pump out the mud, clean the vehicle, prepare it for lifting and have it loaded onto a truck trailer for transport to your workshop. Tools include a metal detector, ground-penetrating radar, drone and shovel.

Restore each vehicle

You work through the renovation process with tools such as a rust removal tool, sand blaster, paint gun, hammer, grinder and wrench pistol. Clean off mud and dirt, remove rust, sandblast the surface, apply primer and factory paint, then customize the finish with colors, camouflage and decals. Each vehicle has approximately 200 or more parts, and you can share and download other players’ custom designs.

You can disassemble exterior parts from the wheels and tracks up to the turret, including the gun, barrel and gun cradle. The interior is also available for restoration, including the crew space, engine and drive system. Repair hatches, viewers, ammunition holders, drive controls and gearbox parts from inside the tank, where you can take the place of any crew member.

Repair and test the engine

To start a tank, repair its engine, gearbox and fuel system. Remove the engine and work on it using a special engine stand, then assemble the fuel, coolant and oil systems and fill them with fluids before testing. Take restored vehicles to the training ground to drive over obstacles and check that they work, or visit the proving grounds to fire their armament at a shooting range. Two camera modes are available for controlling the tank.

Vehicles to restore

The game includes 21 vehicles: 15 tanks, four armored vehicles and two self-propelled guns.

• PzKpfw VI Tiger Ausf. H1
• M4A3E8 Sherman
• PzKpfw III Ausf. M
• KV-1
• M26 Pershing
• KV-2
• T-34/85
• T-34/76
• PzKpfw III Ausf. J
• StuG 40 Ausf. G
• PzKpfw IV Ausf. G
• M10 GMC Wolverine
• PzKpfw V Panther Ausf. A
• SdKfz 251/1 Ausf. D
• M3 Halftrack
• M20
• M8 Greyound
• Little Willie
• Vickers E
• PzKpfw II Ausf. C
• PzKpfw VIII Maus