I played through the first 3 levels plus the training mission. These are my thoughts as I was playing the game. Overall I had a lot of fun! The UI is very unpolished, and I think it needs beefier VFX (juice), but this game has also gotten me thinking about how "GoldSrc" graphics if done well can be just fine.

• I've had this in other Godot games, but the game failed to launch the first try, but then worked the second time. Not sure if that's just my computer not liking Godot.
• The mission select and loadout UI is very vertical. Feels like a lot of wasted space.
• UI is very rough in general.
• The levels feel like GoldSrc levels.
• The physics feel like func_vehicle physics.
• Surprised at how easy it was to blow up tanks in the training mission.
• I liked the training mission a lot, was simple and to the point and gives you room to play around.
• Bad Company 2 ass buildings.
• I raised the main SFX volume because the engine was very quiet and then blew up my ears when I fired the first shot.
• The tank is REALLY fast, way faster than I was expecting.
• When I played the first mission I didn't read the briefing and was looking for a way to see it ingame.
• The way reversing works is a bit unintuitive, not sure if that's normal or not.
• On mission 1 I fell into a hole and got stuck on the western side of the map.
• Holy crap the chaingun shoots a lot of bullets.
• Infantry are really fun to mow down.
• As somebody who really liked light tanks (even though they were kinda useless) in World of Tanks, I am really loving rolling around at the speed of sound with a fast firing weapon.
• I was not expecting a replay function, that's really cool. I couldn't figure out how to move hte amera or change views in the replay though, I was just watching icons.
• Not sure I like the slower firing guns.
• Holy crap the 90mm looks ridiculous and the recoi blows you away I love this.
• Okay it's really useless against the tank swarms but it was really funny blowing up the buildings.
• The granularity of the armor and component system feels mismatched for how fast paced and arcadey the actual gameplay is. Maybe it makes more sense later on, but both player and AI movement is so fast that I wasn't thinking about armor beyond generalities like sides and perpendicular.

Either your Tanks Rotation isn't centered or the Camera isn't. Either Way it feels a tiny bit off when trying to turn in Spot. But it leaves Trackmarks(?) which is nice. Could be more pronounced tho.

Very nice feeling Tank handling otherwise, apart from Turning. Acceleration, and especially breaking feels nice, but Tracks should stop immediately when breaking. Not the Tank moving, just the visuals of the Track I mean.

I think it could accelerate a bit slower, it doesn't feel as heavy as it looks, but I guess those Properties are adjustable based on selected Tank and Equipment. 

When stopping, reversing, rotating or otherwise starting to move slowly on slopes you slide down heavily, you should mostly stay in Place I think, a Tank is pretty heavy. Also once you reverse a tiny bit and start sliding, you can't get enough Power to move back up the Ramp until you've gone all the Way down.

"Kill yourself to end the Tutorial" is just Rude.

The stepup from the 47 to 90mm is ridiculous. Also the Tank feels incredibly light with just a 90mm Cannon on Top, it shouldn't have that giant amount of Recoil I think. Railgun feels very weak. But maybe I'm just to bad at actually hitting anything.

This needs quite a bit of Overhaul on the Maps and the Graphics, but you know that, and obviously it's not at that Stage at the Moment.

Tank should feel heavier I think, Controls work fine apart from C to freelook, as it takes away your Ability to see where you're aiming, I think I used most if not all of them and wasn't really looking for anything, but I think Controller probably plays a lot nicer then Keyboard and Mouse. 

Repairing is slow and vulnerable, but I think that makes Sense, so you don't just spam it in the middle of Combat, but after a single Engagement, retreat somewhere to repair yourself in longer Missions. Would require Missions to be better structured tho, with multiple smaller Engagement instead of all just coming at once, but that's probably still to come as with the Graphical overhaul on everything.  Could also use a nice Animation of your Crew hitting your Tank with Hammers or something, put that in the same Category as Graphics etc.

Overall pretty Fun, but still very much feels and looks like a Prototype, altho a rather far along one.

*Edit: Forgot to Mention the Flamethrower throws small Balls at a slow Intervall, not Flames. Reduce Damage by 10x, increase Rate of Fire by 10x, so it feels more like a Stream of Fire rather then individual Bullets.

WarThunder, but at home!

Very cool demo. Didn't play too far, but I like how snappy it feels to play.

Some EXTREMELY LOUD audio cues, and seems to have a shader compilation thing happen whenever something happens for the first time? (Mini-lagspikes)

The beginner tank stops completely at mild inclines, feels a bit off

This is a fun and surprisingly realistic tank game, but it still feels kind of "sandboxxy," if that makes any sense. The map is very big and the enemies are very far apart. I think you should be able to know where the enemies are as soon as or, at least, soon after you start the level. Maybe having a mini-map or a radar could help. As to the terrain, there could be more variation. It feels overall very flat. I think having the player type a sequence to repair the tank is a great idea. I also really liked the weak point system.

The movement feels great, but I had some difficulty turning the turret (some of which may be intentional). I think my main difficulty was this: if you're already turning the turret one way, and you flick the mouse the other way, the turret will start going the other way instead of continuing turning the way it was turning before, generating confusion. I'm not sure that makes sense but I hope it does. I used the rail-gun a lot 1. because it's cool, 2. because I'm bad and prefer to snipe the enemies from afar than get in their face. By the way, I feel the markers, one being red and the other being white, don't sufficiently make clear which one is the "turret" and which one is the mouse. But maybe I'm just slow. I used the other weapons in the earlier stages as well, but there was recording error.

It crashed at the end (around 29:00), so you may want to look at it. I played the Linux version.