Frankenstein Comes To War Thunder In The “Alpha Strike” Update
The update adds dozens of new military vehicles to the game.
Today, Gaijin Entertainment released the “Alpha Strike” content update in War Thunder. This new update introduces quite a few new vehicles to the strategy war game, including an M60 120S tank named “Frankenstein”. The update also includes the European Alpha Jet attack aircraft, an American F-20A Tigershark fighter jet, and the Chinese infantry fighting vehicle – the ZBD-04A. The new tank is a prototype that mixes the Abrams tank turret with the M60 hull. It also features a modern 120 mm cannon and a heavy machine gun.
As for the European Alpha Jet, it was created in the 1970s and exported to a couple dozen countries. It’s still used in France and by the Nigerian Air Force. The Chinese BMP ZBD-04A is equipped with a 100-mm cannon launcher and a coaxial 33-mm autocannon.
In addition to the vehicles above, the update also introduces a new Hungarian aviation subtree. A new map has been added as well – the North Holland map. The update also includes other improvements and new content.
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