Wings Over the Water will also see ten tiers available for levelling up, as well as the ability to unlock some of the iconic military vessels from the fleets of both Japan and America. Besides aircraft carriers, players can also again use the destroyer, cruiser and battleship classes. They can launch three different types of warplane squadrons – fighters, dive bombers and torpedo bombers. As we said in our preview of World of Warships from Gamescom, these ships are poor at close range and lack main calibre guns, but they can launch devastating airstrikes, and, through their navigation map, offer an RTS-like overview of the battlefield. The unique RTS style of gameplay that they have, together with the extension of tech trees up to Tier 10 and introduction of Divisions will offer a wealth of great content for players and open up a new dimension to their gameplay.'Īs Volkov hints, the main new addition to this Beta Weekend is the aircraft carrier class, hence the name Wings Over the Water. ' There was an undeniable demand for the fourth class of warships-the aircraft carriers. ' World of Warships’ first Beta weekend was a great success,' said Daniil Volkov, World of Warships Development Director. The events are designed to act as a stepping stone between the alpha and beta phases of the game's development. It follows the Rock, Paper, Scissors Beta Weekend, which took place in early December last year, when just under 100,000 battles were fought in 48 hours. Opening this Friday, January 23, and closing on Sunday, January 25, the event has been coined Wings Over the Water.
Wargaming has today announced the second Beta Weekend for World of Warships, its upcoming free-to-play historic naval online combat game.
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