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Hello again tankers, this is TJ Wagner, Project Lead at , with more great news to share about on PlayStation 4. In the few short months since launch, we have added several updates to the game bringing a host of new content including the British line and extra tanks for the US, Soviet and German nations. I am here today to share the latest and greatest coming this month exclusively to World of Tanks on PlayStation 4. If you haven’t played yet, now is the time to jump into the action. It’s free to play with more new game content than ever before, check it out!
Japanese Tanks and much more
The Imperial Steel update is coming to World of Tanks on April 12, bringing 4 maps and the Japanese tank line with 14 new tanks including the legendary Chi-nu-kai. These Japanese armored vehicles are known for their dexterity and ability to traverse difficult terrain, providing players with an attack plan focusing on using the battlefield to their advantage. With the Japanese line, we get to delve into the design and innovation of these celebrated tanks and give you guys the chance to experience their technological progression throughout the tank line with a range of upgrades to fit any type of combat. Take these awesome vehicles for a spin on Pacific Island, where their agility will be tested on stunning Asia-inspired landscapes. And finally, the Girls und Panzer tank is still available to earn for a limited time, if you don’t have it yet, there is still time to rack up 20,000 Exp in the Pz.Kpfw. IV Ausf. H to get the exclusive PS4 Girls un Panzer themed tank!
If that isn’t enough this month, we are also adding 16 more US, German and Soviet tanks and 4 more maps. These tanks include some of the fan-favorite behemoths including the German Maus, the Soviet IS-4 and the US T-57 pushing the tank number on PlayStation 4 to over 200! Try out these new tanks on open fields of Steppes, the rolling hills of Redshire, the beaches of Pacific Island and the industrial city of Highway each offering a diverse battlefield with endless opportunities to take out the enemy.
Stay tuned for more updates on World of Tanks as we continue to bring more content to the game with new nations, maps and features in the upcoming months. I can’t wait for you to see what we have coming. See you on the battlefield!
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Japanese Tanks and much more
The Imperial Steel update is coming to World of Tanks on April 12, bringing 4 maps and the Japanese tank line with 14 new tanks including the legendary Chi-nu-kai. These Japanese armored vehicles are known for their dexterity and ability to traverse difficult terrain, providing players with an attack plan focusing on using the battlefield to their advantage. With the Japanese line, we get to delve into the design and innovation of these celebrated tanks and give you guys the chance to experience their technological progression throughout the tank line with a range of upgrades to fit any type of combat. Take these awesome vehicles for a spin on Pacific Island, where their agility will be tested on stunning Asia-inspired landscapes. And finally, the Girls und Panzer tank is still available to earn for a limited time, if you don’t have it yet, there is still time to rack up 20,000 Exp in the Pz.Kpfw. IV Ausf. H to get the exclusive PS4 Girls un Panzer themed tank!
If that isn’t enough this month, we are also adding 16 more US, German and Soviet tanks and 4 more maps. These tanks include some of the fan-favorite behemoths including the German Maus, the Soviet IS-4 and the US T-57 pushing the tank number on PlayStation 4 to over 200! Try out these new tanks on open fields of Steppes, the rolling hills of Redshire, the beaches of Pacific Island and the industrial city of Highway each offering a diverse battlefield with endless opportunities to take out the enemy.
Stay tuned for more updates on World of Tanks as we continue to bring more content to the game with new nations, maps and features in the upcoming months. I can’t wait for you to see what we have coming. See you on the battlefield!
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