World of Tanks publisher Wargaming talks about accelerating change in the game business
Victor Kislyi, the chief executive of World of Tanks online game publisher Wargaming, says we live in interesting times. There’s so much change happening in...
After spending $32M, World of Tanks developer Wargaming is still figuring out esports
AMSTERDAM — If you spend millions of dollars on something, you would hope that you know exactly what that something is. But that was not the...
How Wargaming decides what platform World of Tanks should invade next
Since its launch in 2010, World of Tanks has grown to more than 120 million players on the PC. Its publisher, Cyprus-based Wargaming, said...
World of Tanks debuts on PS4 next week
Free-to-play gaming is going big on consoles next week as Wargaming launches its World of Tanks online game on the PlayStation 4. The title...
The overlooked games of 2015: World of Warships
When I was in high school, I flirted with wanting to go to the naval academy. I was big into building model ships. I...
World of Tanks on PlayStation 4 gets an open beta next month
One of the most played free-to-play action games not called League of Legends or Dota 2 is about to drop on another console. World...
World of Warships nails its approach to naval combat — but it’s better when you pay for it
These nimble, speedy ships may be small, but with their torpedoes, no battleship is safe in World of Warships — even if you’re at the helm of some of the steel behemoths that roamed the seas at the end of World War II.
Wargaming’s secret: World of Tanks is the ‘ultimate hobby for our audience’
Wargaming's Jay Cohen on the developer's culture and direction
Plays.tv is now World of Tanks’ official ‘video-capture solution’
Gaming-related video is hugely popular on the Web, and now one of the competitors in that space is making a deal to grow its...
World of Tanks developer reenacts a 1941 battle for 360-degree video and virtual reality
Wargaming wants to put you into a battle. The company released a special video today called “1941 Battle: 360-degree Reenactment” that enables viewers to get an immersive look at what a World War II tank fight looked like.