ShellShock Live

ShellShock Live is for players who want artillery duels with upgrade layers, where each shot is part aim, part prediction, part chaos. By our assessment, its best trait is the way it turns simple turn-based tank combat into something that keeps changing as new weapons and abilities open up. The trade-off is that this sort of game can feel rough if you do not enjoy bouncing shots, waiting turns, and learning a lot of oddly shaped tools. In play, it is the kind of match where the map, the angle, and the weapon all matter at once, so small decisions pay off. It sits in the line of Worms-style multiplayer artillery games, but with a heavier focus on progression and loadout variety. The name fits the shell game it is, and the ceiling is set by how much turn-based blasting you want.