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Wargaming wants to sell you a tank.

Aircraft carriers in World of Warships got the once-over in an update late last month, and now the Japanese and American carriers have some company on the high seas.

What happens when former employees from two of the biggest free-to-play companies strike out on their own to make a new game company?...

Since the debut of World of Warships, aircraft carriers have been a love-'em-or-hate-'em class of ships in the game: You love when the one on your team does great, and hate when it does poorly (and vice versa for the other tea...

If tanks aren't cool enough for you, how about mechs?...

Wargaming has just enough time to squeeze in one more update before the end of 2018 for World of Warships, and Update 0.7.12 brings home all the presents.

2018 was a big year for World of Tanks.

You'll soon be able to hit the high seas on consoles as World of Warships: Legends heads into its closed beta Dec.

Wargaming is halting one game while adding another.

Commanding one tank not enough for you?...

Total War: Arena will soon fight its final battles.

It's ship-shaping up to be a big week for World of Warships.

Former World of Tanks and World of Warships global development executive Matias Myllyrinne has started his own game company in Helsinki, Finland, and already has some free-to-play PC games in the works.

How about some World of Tanks news for your Friday?...

"MMO" and "Bomb" are in our website's title, but it's rare that we get to talk about actual bombs in an MMO.

UPDATE: VentureBeat is reporting that a spokesperson from Wargaming has said that the company "wasn’t talking about its business model yet, but they did confirm that it would be a paid game." So that means we won't be coveri...

Usually, acquiring new vehicles in World of Tanks: Mercenaries requires a significant outlay of time or money -- or both.

It looks like we jumped the gun a little bit two weeks ago.

Warframe's been offering free goodies for Twitch Prime members for years, and now it's World of Tanks' turn to get in on the action.

We're less than a week out from Halloween, but that still gives Wargaming enough time to inject some spookiness into World of Tanks: Mercenaries, the console version of World of Tanks.

After three years in beta (preceded by a very expensive alpha) and just two months as a "launched" game, Dirty Bomb's fuse has run out.

The British are coming -- British destroyers in World of Warships, that is.

World of Tanks Blitz isn't going the traditional route for Halloween.

Wargaming loves its crossovers, and soon it will add an NHL star to its roster of legendary rock musicians, anime girls, and washed-up action stars.

Submarines are diving into World of Warships!...

World of Tanks' console cousin, World of Tanks: Mercenaries has a lot going on in September.

World of Warships is setting sail on Xbox One and PlayStation 4 next year, with the launch of World of Warships: Legends.

As you'll no doubt recall, Iron Maiden front man and aviation nut Bruce Dickinson has been doing a series of military history videos for World of Warplanes.

Wargaming wants as many people as possible to log into World of Warships this weekend, setting a goal of 20,000 simultaneous logins.

World of Tanks on consoles is now World of Tanks: Mercenaries, billed as the "most significant evolution to date in the World of Tanks franchise" Xbox One and PlayStation 4. As we previously learned, the Mercenaries update ...