As you read in our latest article, the Closed Beta has brought in loads of data and numbers, along with notable points of focus. It has also highlighted a few areas of the game that were unclear and generated a wave of questions from your side, ranging from UI/UX issues to gameplay mechanics that were not so self-explanatory.
It’s official: World of Tanks: HEAT goes live on May 26, 2026!
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1st iteration:
• Moving trains (activated by players) — among the many train compositions placed directly on the map, three of them would start moving when a player’s vehicle approached. This could provide partial cover during strategic advances.
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🇨🇳Yongshi (Tier X heavy tank, promotional) With the release of Update 2.3 the Yongshi will be tested in Random Battles by supertesters and developers.
Historical Reference:
A conceptual heavy tank project created as part of the development work on the 113 model. The vehicle was intended to combine a chassis and hull based on proven components and assemblies from medium tanks with powerful armament capable of effectively combating enemy heavy vehicles.
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🇮🇹Cerbero (Tier IX tank destroyer, premium, mechanic: Reverse Autoreloader System with 3 shells) With the release of Update 2.3 the Cerbero will be tested in Random Battles by supertesters and developers.
Historical Reference:
In the first decades after World War II, war-torn Italy could not allocate significant funds to tank development, so engineers created new armored vehicle concepts based on existing designs.
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🇵🇱Husarz (Tier VIII tank destroyer, premium, mechanic: Deep Rifling) With the release of Update 2.3 the Husarz will be tested in Random Battles by supertesters and developers.
Historical Reference:
The Husarz (“Hussar”) tank destroyer project. It was developed in 1957 at the Labędy Mechanical Plant in Gliwice in cooperation with the Ministry of National Defense of the Polish People’s Republic.
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Object 265-II (Tier IX heavy tank, premium, mechanic: Double-Barreled Guns) With the release of Update 2.3 the Object 265-II will be tested in Random Battles by supertesters and developers.
Historical Reference:
A double-barreled version of the “Object 265” project, developed during the second half of the 1950s. Due to unconventional design solutions (the use of new control systems and placing the driver inside the turret), difficulties arose in attracting customer interest. As a result, the project was cancelled, with efforts instead focused on improving the T-10 tank (Object 730).
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🇸🇪Ambassador (Swedish Tier IX Heavy Tank, premium, mechanic: 4-shell autoreloading magazine) With the release of Update 2.3, With the release of Update 2.3, the Ambassador will be tested in Random Battles by supertesters and developers.
Historical Reference:
In the early 1960s, Sweden began developing a new tank intended as an alternative to the Strv 103, featuring a high level of technical innovation. The vehicle had a conventional layout with a rotating turret, torsion bar suspension, and an air-cooled diesel engine.
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