War Thunder has announced its new expansion that will add Turkish Army units to the game. He also posted a video.
Free-to-play vehicular combat game developed and published by Gaijin Entertainment War Thunder Turkish Army pressed the button. It expands with units such as tanks, helicopters and planes added to the game.
War Thunder includes Turkish Army mechanized units into the game
Gaijin Entertainment is announcing new local content for the online military action War Thunder. The game is a new short film; It includes “Moments of Valor: Turkey” and new in-game content focusing on tanks, warplanes and helicopters used by Turkish air and ground forces.
This move will allow Turkish players to showcase and quench their interest in Turkish military vehicles such as the cutting-edge T129 ATAK helicopters.
You can find detailed information about the game in our War Thunder Review content.
More than 700,000 Turkish players have already played War Thunder and are an important part of the international War Thunder community. To celebrate their love and passion, Gaijin Entertainment has created a new short film called “Moments of Valor: Turkey” using the War Thunder game engine.
This film honors the bravery of Turkish military personnel and highlights the contributions of Turkish engineers to the world of military aviation, while highlighting the essence of the gameplay experience War Thunder offers to players.
In addition, Turkish T129 ATAK helicopters are temporarily available on the game store, while premium versions of Leopard 2A4 tanks and F-5 warplanes have received Turkish army camouflages. These options will allow Turkish players to further customize their vehicles and show their national pride. The T129 ATAK helicopter is the domestically designed and manufactured variant of the A129 Mangusta and is optimized for assault, armed reconnaissance, precision strike and deep attack missions. It entered service in Turkey in April 2014 and has been active in the Philippine Air Force since then.
“At Gaijin, we care about our players in every country and try to meet their needs,” said Anton Yudintsev, CEO of Gaijin Entertainment. “We hope to strengthen our relationship with our Turkish players and offer them new and exciting content.”
War Thunder is a free game, but various in-game content is made available through Gaijin. Its online store is quite rich, supporting all kinds of payment options, including debit and credit cards, wire transfers, mobile payments, prepaid cards and more.
Gaijin Entertainment also introduced regional Turkey pricing on Gaijin to make it easier for Turkish players to enjoy War Thunder and to make prices more affordable and predictable. Among international players, switching to regional prices will make most in-game items approximately twice as cheap for Turkish players as compared to the US or EU. The new prices are already available in the store.
It is currently available in 18 languages, including Turkish, on PC, PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, Xbox One and Xbox Series X|S. The game is played by over 70 million players worldwide and was developed at the Hungarian headquarters of Gaijin Entertainment, a pan-European gaming company.
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