TailSpin added the planes that resemble Disney's 1990s animated show TaleSpin and Warfare 2077 let players fight in futuristic AFVs with laser weaponry, smart missiles, military drones and optical camouflage, as a reference to Cyberpunk 2077. The event Brings Submarines like the HMS Vanguard, USS Virginia and the Russian Submarine Yasen into the game.Įarth Thunder: We Are Not Their Playthings! (2019)Įarth Thunder Brings UFOs to the game and fights around the city.Ī Sci-fi game mode where players fight in a small spacecraft called "Space Combat Units" around an ISS-like space station with three asteroids surrounded. Modern AFVs like the Leopard 2A5 and T-90A, and the helicopters like the GM-64 (AH-64) and the Mi-35 were added to the game. The official War Thunder YouTube channel posted the trailer on April 1st, 2016, earning 470,000 views in five years (shown below) If the player went out of the map then the Kraken would come and pull the player's ship down. The event added traditional sailing ships to the game. "Unrealistic Battles" were also included in which the players have to drive inflatable tanks that shoot potato and carrot rounds and also have Heath bar included, taking a jab at World of Tanks and Wargaming.Net. The ST-1 (USSR), PzKpmfLfr 565(r) (Germany), and M35 (USA) assault walkers were briefly added to the game.
March to Victory! & Unrealistic Battles (2015) The trailer for the event was posted on YouTube by the War Thunder official channel on April 1st, 2014, earning 308,000 views in seven years (shown below). The Gaijilla Event added the Snail Kajiu (which is a Gaijin Entertainment's logo) to the game where the snail terrorizes the map and players of both sides can fight the snail or play normal objectives. In-game footage of the event, as well as footage of some load-outs and an overall review of the event, was uploaded to YouTube by the channel Squirrel on April 1st, 2013, gaining 80,000 views in eight years (shown below). The trailer for this event was posted on the official War Thunder YouTube account and received 355,000 views in eight years (shown below). The first April Fools' event added playable MLP-styled pegasus characters as an April Fools' event. Footage of the closed beta test in Russia was captured and posted on YouTube by the channel VerTun on April 17th, 2012, and has received 113,000 views in nine years (shown below). Ground vehicles such as tanks, half-tracks and anti-air were added on May 15th, 2014. Open beta testing began in Russia on November 1st, 2012, then expanded globally on January 28th, 2013. The War Thunder official YouTube channel uploaded the beta launch trailer on March 30th, 2012, and received 316,000 views in nine years (shown below). Closed beta testing began on March 30th, 2012.
The title was changed to War Thunder after confusion with Wargaming's World of Warplanes, as well as to plan for adding ground and naval vehicles in the future. Development started in 2009 as World of Planes, with Gaijin Entertainment using the experience from their previously released military flight sims to create this one.
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