E3 2014: Obsidian Unleashes Armored Warfare Roles Video

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Obsidian Entertainment's looking to break into the tank-fighting arena with Armored Warfare, today giving us a video look at gameplay action and three types of tanks.

The video highlights the recon, MBT, and artillery vehicles, with each vehicle fulfilling a different role on the battlefield. MBTs are your most traditional heavy tanks, built to dish out and take a beating. Recon tanks dart around the field, spotting enemies for their allies to target. And artillery reach out and touch someone from afar with high-explosive shells.

Also worth noting is the environments displayed in the video. Unlike its competitors, Armored Warfare will use modern fighting vehicles, and the cityscapes are similarly up-to-date. The gameplay looks similar, so will a modern focus be enough to differentiate Armored Warfare from World of Tanks and War Thunder? You can register for the closed beta and find out for yourself.

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Michael Dunaway
Michael Dunaway, News Editor

Michael Dunaway has been part of the MMOBomb team for years and has covered practically every major Free-to-Play MMO title since 2009.

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Discussion (7)

C3p1sLV 10 years ago
look's cool game

Razer 10 years ago
If this is another game with a WoT progression system shoehorned in, I ain't touching it. I've had enough of this broken tiered crap. It doesn't work when you group players from separate tiers together, which these games have a suspicious tendency to do.

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Kapow 10 years ago
a world of tanks clone, how.... innovative.

Mounted 10 years ago
Mounted son


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