Iconic WWII walking tanks have now been recreated in Enlisted
Darkflow Software and Gaijin Entertainment announce the release of the Titan Rise update for the online military action game Enlisted. Walking tanks are now joining the Enlisted arsenal of interesting and authentic weapons and gear typical for World War II. These powerful vehicles are ideally suited to support infantry both in urban environments and on rough terrain.
| Walking war machines were no longer science fiction at the very beginning of the 20th century and were first used in the harshest environments of World War II. In Enlisted, they are reproduced as close to reality as possible, which was helped by a huge database of original documentation on armored vehicles, as well as a study of specimens preserved in museums. |
| Walkers move in the same way as a human, which makes it much easier for them to move around the battlefield and shoot from behind cover. At the same time, each of the models presented in Enlisted is equipped with flamethrowers directed downwards that provides protection against infantry in close combat. |
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| The Soviet machine ShT-34V “Viktor” is equipped with a combat module based on the turret of the T-34 tank and two MLRS from “Katyusha” with 6 rockets each. The unification of weapons allowed the release of a sufficient number of “Victors” to reverse the balance of power on the Eastern Front. The engineers that built the German Pz.Tr.X were especially good at the chassis, which allows these walkers to develop significant speeds and go behind enemy lines at lightning speed. Finally, the American “WT-25 Predator” is designed primarily to deal with aircraft and lightly armored targets, in which it is assisted by two rapid-fire Gatling machine guns and two autocannons. |
| Walking tanks open testing will last in Enlisted until April 4 (can be extended if necessary), and participants will receive commemorative rewards. |
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