Terra

The Tampa Tribune rated it three stars, stating "the tanks are easily controlled and a lot of fun to drive, but the battles sometimes become frustrating". Andrew Rodgers of the Chicago Tribune commented that the game's fans will "call it a madly addictive tank game" where the ultimate "point is to make money by killing other players and taking over enemy forts". The Daily American stated that "Terra takes online gaming to new heights on many levels" – the article highlights the game's "unbelievably smooth graphics, a painless point-and-go tank control interface and countless other unique design feature" along with the inclusion of "social and financial elements" which make Terra "part virtual community, part cyberspace gladiator arena".

The Daily American commented that "money and weaponry are amassed by conquest" and that "the action is nonstop" since the game continues on after players log off and has players across "nearly every time zone". Rodgers noted that Terra has an in-game community with in-game communication which is part of "what sets this game apart" and for advanced players, "there are lots of politics and strategies that make the game fun"; however, Terra also "has a very steep learning curve". He highlighted that player formed clans include a hierarchy so people with authority issues "won't like this game". Michael Saunders of The Boston Globe commented "mini-societies have evolved in the form of fighting teams" and that "another cool feature" of Terra are bots which can be programed "to guard forts or to carry out simple tasks".