The game has been released on all gaming systems (minus the Switch) and has been named World of Warships Blitz for its mobile version and Legend for the edition on consoles. All in all, if you are a “World of” connoisseur, you would have a hard time getting lost. Clans and their advantages are back and, good news for most players and newbies, Wargaming learned from the critics about the matchmaking in-game: the game will now decide who plays with who based on the tier each ship belongs to. There are more modes, such as the Ranked battles, for example, taking place over a specific period of time. With the game so team-centric, though, it is recommended to always play with a group. There are three main modes you can choose to take part in: players can fight each other in 12vs12 matches decided randomly they can team up in co-op mode with other sailors (the name given to the players by Wargaming) in 9 vs 9 skirmishes against the AI, or a player can engage in the Scenario mode all alone. There are up to 4 different types of warships and submarines are now part of the picture since 2019. The game is pretty reminiscent of the first two “War of” games in terms of gameplay, with adaptability flexible enough to suit the new environments and vehicles. Wargaming is still the publisher and producer, but their subsidiary Studio Lesta is the one in charge of development. It is the “little brother” of War of Tanks and War of Warplanes and was launched in 2015. World of Warships is a free-to-play strategy and action multiplayer online game focused on naval combat mechanics.

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