War Thunder Review

Furthermore, "War Thunder" boasts stunning graphics and immersive sound design, further enhancing the sense of realism and immersion. From the roar of aircraft engines to the thunderous explosions of artillery shells, the game's audio-visual presentation adds to the intensity and excitement of the gameplay experience.

In addition to its gameplay and presentation, "War Thunder" has a robust progression system that rewards players for their achievements and encourages continued engagement. Players can unlock new vehicles, upgrades, and customization options as they progress through the game, providing a sense of accomplishment and satisfaction.

Overall, "War Thunder" offers a compelling blend of realistic vehicular combat, historical authenticity, and immersive gameplay experiences. Whether players are interested in commanding tanks, flying aircraft, or sailing naval vessels, the game provides a wealth of content and excitement for fans of military history and vehicle combat alike.

The voluminous and clumsy menus between them and the minimal in-battle HUD contrast sharply, and the lack of information made things more challenging. Almost nothing is revealed to you after you die that might help to explain how your adversary was able to knock you out of the sky.

Conclusion

There are many reasons to get behind the stick, or wheel, of some amazing vehicles from World War II thanks to War Thunder. I had a great time exploring my P-36 Hawk because to its captivating sounds and powerful visuals, and its generous free-to-play model never got in the way. The majority of the experience's worst points are found in the intermissions between fights, where bad menu design and a dearth of information detract from this flying ace.