I’ll skim over them quickly (roughly in the order as presented by the video). The inspiration is completely obvious, but there are significant changes too and some of them provide clear advantage to AW. I mean… it looks like World of Tanks, just with modern tanks.
Let me tell it like this: I was very impressed by the video. And now, is back with a vengeance and they are going real smart about it. After some legal skirmishes the dust settled and Wargaming came out as the winner, keeping its large share of the pie. It is also not their first attempt to “ride the wave” of armor popularity started by World of Tanks – previously, they created what was essentially a World of Tanks clone (with shitty graphics, browser based). It is the most influential and widespread Russian internet provider and website owner and their portfolio includes (in Russia) very popular browser games. You might see the “my.com” logo on the Armored Warfare webpage – after quick googling, you discover that the my.com service actually belongs to .įor those who do not know, is to Wargaming what Apple is to Microsoft or Sega to Nintendo – something like the main competitor on the Russian market (last year, games made more money off Russians than Wargaming).
Check it out.Īlthough the developer, Obsidian Entertainment, is clearly western – as you can see in the video (getting rid of that “some guy with weird haircut speaking Russian with English voiceover added” issue), the producer of Armored Warfare is actually Russian. Recently, there was a video issued – a first part of the developer diaries. If you are following the world of war games closely, you are probably aware of the new upcoming game with modern tanks called Armored Warfare.
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