World of Tanks

Wargaming.net has announced that the latest updated to World of Tanks has been released. The most notable feature of the patch is the arrival of the Chinese tank line. The update will be released in North American on January 17th and in Korea on January 21st.

Wargaming.net has sent out a terrific new video taking a look back at 2012 and the amazing year it was for the independent developer. Fans can get a look at the dev team and some great images of the creative minds behind World of Tanks, World of WarPlanes and World of WarShips.

Wargaming.net has released a brand new World of Tanks teaser video to shine the spotlight on some of the upcoming changes headed into the game with v8.2. The new update is expected to be released worldwide on December 13th.

Wargaming.net has announced that the World of Tanks championship will be held in Kunshan, China during this weekend's World Cyber Games. Teams from around the globe have been invited to China to participate.

Wargaming.net has announced that seventeen new tanks from the Chinese tank line will be introduced to World of Tanks with the arrival of v8.2. There is no announced date for the next update at this point.

Wargaming.net has announced the release of the World of Tanks update v8.1. Most notably, the latest patch brings twenty-two British tanks into the game as well as the overhauled rendering system for Province, El Halluf, Dragon Ridge, and Abbey battling arenas and new premium tanks.

Wargaming.net has announced that it has won the coveted Golden Joystick award in the Best MMO category for World of Tanks. Previously, WoT had been nominated in the category but not won the award.

Wargaming.net has announced that the next World of Tanks update, v8.1, will include both light and medium tanks from the British line used in WWII. Update 8.1 will also introduce an overhauled rendering and lighting system on five more battle arenas.

Wargaming.net has announced that World of Tanks player registrations have crossed the 40 million mark and that over 500,000 concurrent users were recently logged into the Russian WoT server. Wargaming.net expects the numbers to continue to grow with the recent release of the v8.0 update.

Wargaming.net has announced that the World of Tanks update v8.0 will go live on North American servers today and on European servers on September 27th. The update brings the overhauled physics engine into the game which, according to the dev team, gives the tanks more realistic behavior.

For those who simply can't get enough of World of Tanks, Wargaming.net has announced a new browser-based RTS-TCG combination game called 'World of Tanks: Generals'. Players will be able to play WoT: Generals either in single- or multiplayer modes.

PCGamer is reporting that World of Tanks will undergo some significant changes with v8.0. Included in the update will be graphical touch ups to most maps as well as game play improvements. Wargaming.net has put out a new trailer to showcase some of the biggest features. Check it out!

Wargaming.net has announced that the World of Tanks v7.5 patch is now live on EU servers and will go live in North America on August 2nd. Update 7.5 features new Tier 10 medium tanks and tank destroyers, premium vehicles, battling arenas, as well as new medals and titles.

Wargaming.net has announced that the next World of Tanks update with feature new Tier 10 medium tanks and tank destroyers, as well as new maps and vehicles. Fans of lower-tier tanks won't be disappointed either as the team strives to please all players.

World of Tanks players will be in hot competition between now and the end of November as the game will make its competitive debut at the annual World Cyber Games tournament.