Master of Orion reboot launch set for the end of August
If you buy the game, you get a free copy of Total Annihilation.
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Opinion: E3 is Changing, This Time for Good
E3 is going through its second seismic shift in less than a decade, and this time, it's probably going to stick.
Disney Interactive and Wargaming will also skip E3 2016
The major publishers are dropping like flies, as Disney and Wargaming are the latest to announce that they will not be attending E3 this year.
World of Warships gets haunted by ghost ships today
World of Warships would also like to get in on the Halloween fun this year and it's doing so by introducing a pair of ultra-powerful ghost ships that will be captained by Wargaming staff members.
E3 2015: World of Tanks bulldozes its way to Xbox One in July with cross-platform support
World of Tanks will roll onto Xbox One in July with cross-platform support and an all-new Proving Grounds mode.
Hellraisers Takes Home Champion Spot at WarGaming Grand Finals 2015.
Twelve teams entered the arena of the 2015 Grand Finals, to face off against each other in World of Tanks. The outcome? A devastating win by Hellraisers against EL Gaming.
World of Warplanes taking off on September 26
You may think you've been playing World of Warplanes for weeks now, but no, you're wrong. Developer Wargaming.net today announced the free-to-play plane 'em up is taxing out of the open beta hangar and onto the digital runway for a September 26. I'm using plane-based metaphors because it's a video game about planes, see.
World of Tanks Blitz invading iOS and Android
For the modern tank commander on the go, Wargaming today announced World of Tanks Blitz, an iOS and Android game inspired by its wildly successful tank 'em up World of Tanks. Like the PC original, Blitz will be free-to-play.
World of Tanks dev acquires Gas Powered Games
In announcing the cancellation of his Wildman Kickstarter earlier this week, Gas Powered Games CEO Chris Taylor said he had something in the works for his company to survive. Enter Wargaming, which has announced it has acquired the embattled developer for an undisclosed sum.
World of Tanks dev buys Day 1 Studios for console development
World of Tanks developer and publisher Wargaming has acquired Day 1 Studios as part of a move to enter console development. It paid $20 milllion for the maker of MechAssault and F.E.A.R. 3, now named Wargaming West, and plans to put it to work on an unannounced console game. Wargaming's speciality is free-to-play MMOs, with World of Warships and World of Warplanes on the way too, so something F2P for consoles wouldn't be unexpected.
