Armor Sandbox — Old versions

New phone layout: the menus float at the top, Fire sits on the left and Record is always at hand. Favorites and a visible Delete button in the Library. Tanks no longer fall apart after a light hit or a while after a shot. More realistic penetration: tank shells stay whole and go through the armour the real ones did, tungsten carbide no longer turns to dust and molten metal flows. Faster physics. Thanks to NerdWord for the interface ideas.

16 new real-world rounds, from the A-10's 30 mm and the Iowa's 16-inch shell to the .50 family, a 155 mm shell and an 81 mm mortar. More realistic tank shells: WWII armour-piercing rounds keep their shape and go through the armour they really could. Redesigned anatomical dummies, cast iron that breaks into pieces and smoother scenes with lots of debris. Lock targets and projectiles in place while you set up a shot. Workshop button in the Library and the editor.

Armor Sandbox now speaks Spanish and Chinese: the whole game, from the menus to every material sheet, is in Español and 简体中文. Pick it in the language selector at the top, or the game opens in your phone's language. New setting to choose how much the action slows down on impact. The smooth recording option no longer brakes hard on explosions or jumps in speed. Plus stability improvements.

New Missiles category with three detailed missiles: the AIM-9 Sidewinder, the AIM-120 AMRAAM and the S-400's 48N6. Videos you record now carry the game's sound, even when muted, and a new smooth recording option in Settings keeps them smooth even in heavy scenes. The game starts faster, slow motion after an impact is gentler, debris no longer speeds off unnaturally, and target and projectile strength can now be set separately.