First off its true this game has premium planes, ships and tanks, now that we have that out of the way i assure you premium vehicles means absolutely nothing with when talking about in-game effectiveness.

I will now only talk about tanks as its what i mainly play this game for.

As far as mechanics go its simple, aim and shoot, short barrels have to compensate and long ones don't, if you get hit and the proyectile damages your crew badly you might have to stand still for a bit as you have to swap whoever is still alive (even if you are standing in the middle of nowhere) same if you get your tracks/tires or engine hit, if your cannon is hit you might not be able to shoot until you repair it.

Any "free" tank can devastate a premium one with ease, hell, a fast reserve tank can kill high level tanks before they can realise what is happening, tanks are mostly very agile too (even anti-tanks), i sometimes take my stugs into a game to "drift" for a while and flank enemies (they shouldn't be played like that), it also feels really satisfying to one shot an enemy that just realised was in danger and was about to run off.

I also have to say two more things.

-First one is these kind of games are for a very specific consumer, not made for everyone (i thought it wasn't made for me either until i tried it out)

-Second one is that the first tanks you will encounter will be a bother to try and drive/shoot but it'll get much better a few vehicles in.


Update: After several updates from this review, the game has been getting much worse, the grind has gotten ridiculous, some vehicles that have been introduced are downright dumb and unfair to play against and the repair costs (which aren't a good method to balance the game) are not that high compared to the earnings you can get, looking at you harrier.

Battle passes are simply a cashgrab as the game did not need it and everything premium/golden eagle related hasn't changed.

First off its true this game has premium planes, ships and tanks, now that we have that out of the way i assure you premium vehicles means absolutely nothing with when talking about in-game effectiveness. I will now only talk about tanks as its what i mainly play this game for. As far as mechanics go its simple, aim and shoot, short barrels have to compensate and long ones don't, if you get hit and the proyectile damages your crew badly you might have to stand still for a bit as you have to swap whoever is still alive (even if you are standing in the middle of nowhere) same if you get your tracks/tires or engine hit, if your cannon is hit you might not be able to shoot until you repair it. Any "free" tank can devastate a premium one with ease, hell, a fast reserve tank can kill high level tanks before they can realise what is happening, tanks are mostly very agile too (even anti-tanks), i sometimes take my stugs into a game to "drift" for a while and flank enemies (they shouldn't be played like that), it also feels really satisfying to one shot an enemy that just realised was in danger and was about to run off. I also have to say two more things. -First one is these kind of games are for a very specific consumer, not made for everyone (i thought it wasn't made for me either until i tried it out) -Second one is that the first tanks you will encounter will be a bother to try and drive/shoot but it'll get much better a few vehicles in. Update: After several updates from this review, the game has been getting much worse, the grind has gotten ridiculous, some vehicles that have been introduced are downright dumb and unfair to play against and the repair costs (which aren't a good method to balance the game) are not that high compared to the earnings you can get, looking at you harrier. Battle passes are simply a cashgrab as the game did not need it and everything premium/golden eagle related hasn't changed.