World of Tanks Blitz is about playing on the move, anywhere: short game sessions, dynamic vehicles, special game modes, tanks from other universes, and the ability to play from any device ends up creating its own ecosystem. How has the team on World of Tanks Blitz helped differentiate the game from its PC counterpart?įortunately, World of Tanks PC and World of Tanks Blitz do not have much of an overlapping audiences. A constant stream of new events and cosmetics are important tools for player retention, in parallel with other mechanics such as the battle pass. Roman Kuzmichev: Customization and events are always engaging for our players, so we try to satisfy the tastes of everyone, regardless of their preferences. : First question, why include cosmetics and events in a game that - at the end of the day - is all about tank combat?
We put some additional questions to Roman Kuzmichev, one of the principal 3D artists on World of Tanks Blitz, to learn more on how a mobile adaptation of a hit game takes shape and the unique ways that they've been able to customise the WoT experience.
Most recently, World of Tanks Blitz experimented with the addition of new dinosaur-themed cosmetics, featuring impressive 3D effects that have become increasingly prevalent in-game, standing as a stark contrast to early paintjobs and colour schemes. With recent, major collaborations such as their Holiday Ops and Terminator 2 events, Wargaming has managed to bring in some major new looks and feels to the tanks featured in the game. World of Tanks has been a major PC hit, and World of Tanks Blitz on mobile has managed to follow suit in making a popular, portable adaptation of the tank battling game.
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