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War Thunder receives a new revolutionary update

Enlistend is a first-person shooting game based on a massively multiplayer online game based on major meetings of the Second World War, developed by Darkflow Software and published by Gaijin Entertainment. It will be a game for launching the Xbox Series X / S and an exclusive timed console. On March 2, 2021, the closed beta was put online on PlayStation 5. On April 8, 2021, the game came out on PC as open beta-test.

Gaijin Entertainment has released a new update of the famous free war game War Thunder. The update adds many new contents for game fans, including terramerphing technology.

The terramorphing function allows players to change the soil surface in real time and create coverage or obstacles. Land vehicles equipped with self-retrenched equipment (ie BMP-3 Soviet or British Chieftain with bulldozer blade) are now able to quickly build scrapes of tanks wherever they are not surrounded by Buildings, rocks, rocks, ice cream or paved roads. The aerial bombs weighing about 50 kg or more, the heavy sprocket and missile explosions now form a crater whose diameter and depth depend on the power of the explosion.

It s a fun feature. I am a big fan of the destructible environments, and see craters coming after a big rocket or a missile is always fun.

Israel, one of the main producers and operators of military vehicles, will become the next playable nation in War Thunder. The closed beta test of the Israeli Air Force will begin in the next major content update, but two packs with premium aircraft are now available for purchase in War Thunder. Their owners will be the first to access CBT. One of the packs contains a Spitfire LF MK IXE in the liver of Ezer s Personal Airplane Weizman, a RAF veteran pilot who later became the President of Israel! An alternative pack is available with the A-4E Skyhawk.

'GROUNDBREAKING' UPDATE / WAR THUNDER

The map of the Aral Sea places land and air vehicles fighter on the banks of an dry sea, where a port has been abandoned a long time ago with freight terminals, fish processing plants, bulk trees and Fishing boats. Bourbon Island is a place of air combat inspired by the island of the meeting in the Indian Ocean. A feature of this large flat-shaped area are the gigantic craters of volcanic origin with a large flat bottom - the Caldeiras. Finally, the location of the Bay of Vyborg for the coastal ships of War Thunder was created using the beautiful Nordic nature of the bay of Vyborg, near the Medyanskaya bay. Players are fighting inside a dense group of rocky islands covered with forest - so called skuterries.

Overall, this seems to be a solid update of War Thunder. It s not my cup of tea, but I can enjoy that they have continued to work and develop the game. The terramorphing function is definitely the star here for me.

You can find the complete update notes here.

Source: Press release

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