If someone pulls off an insanely good shot, it should be a one-hit kill. I would spend 20 seconds rolling to the battlefield, get shot twice, explode, and repeat the process.Įventually, I grew to love the color-coded system. When I first started playing, this was infuriating. A shot to the meaty armor will do nothing while a blast directly into the driver’s hatch will destroy the tank in one hit. The basis for combat focuses on tank anatomy. The sight on your tank will change colors based on what you are looking at: white for nothing, red for a heavily armored section of an enemy, yellow for a lightly protected section, and green for a critical spot. Players who choose ground warfare will enjoy War Thunder’s sophisticated targeting system.
Aerial battles are quick and chaotic while tank battles are slow and methodical. The two modes play out in different ways. War Thunder gives players the choice between tank or plane battles. Tank combat rewards pinpoint aim, not a manipulation of physics The titles are similar, but War Thunder has several distinct features that I found made it more appealing than Wargaming’s efforts. I took a look at War Thunder for the PS4 and compared it to World of Warplanes/Tanks.
War Thunder is counting on an influx of new blood (and money) from PS4 players to keep up with its major competitor, which is developing a third title, World of Battleships. This PS4 version is a cross-platform port, which means that PC and PS4 aces will battle in one large community. On June 3, indie developer/publisher Gaijin Entertainment will attempt to slay rival Wargaming’s two-headed World War II gaming dragon (World of Warplanes, World of Tanks) by releasing a free-to-play PlayStation 4 version of its own World War II vehicle battler: War Thunder.
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