Tanks, diesel, explosions and mud are all that a growing boy needs.
Fed up with crossing endless wastelands and green prairies only to have to battle yet another clichéd orc, elf or dragon?
Then you'll be pleased to hear that the MMO,
World of Tanks, which has been in beta for the last nine months, has finally gone public today.
World of Tanks puts you in the commander's seat of a World War II-era armoured fighting vehicle, in which you'll have to fight for battlefield supremacy in 30-player battles. You can command light scout tanks, medium battle tanks, heavy sluggers, self-propelled artillery or sneaky tank destroyers.
Each type of vehicle has also its own strength and weaknesses, all of which feature accurate modelling based on their real-life counterparts.
To celebrate the release of the game we'll be published our exclusive interview with the developer of World of Tanks, Wargaming.net, later today.
Will you be playing World of Tanks? Did you take part in the beta testing? Let us know your thoughts in the
forums.
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Discuss in the forums ReplyBut I'm pretty disapointed that they made it a 1000 beta games to get the beta tester tank. After getting to 790 I feel a bit cheated.
Sorry to nitpick, but this should be 'we'll be publishing' or something to that effect.
Sounds like a great game. I was researching some german super-tank design which weighed about 1500 tonnes. Would they have this in the game?
The Landkreuzer P. 1000 Ratte you mention isn't in WoT, and if it was it would be near useless, but there is a super-heavy tank prototype, the Maus, which weighs in at just over 200 tons.
However, like its real-life counterpart its also pretty useless...
There needs to be a big FREE attached to the article. knowing this I will definitely be trying it out now!
Nice game, shame about the god like moderators.