PS4
War Thunder
8.03
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About this game
Developer: Gaijin Entertainment
Content Rating: Teen
Summary
War Thunder is a next generation MMO combat game dedicated to World War II military aviation, armored vehicles, and fleets. You will take part in all of the major combat battles, fighting with real players all over the world. War Thunder offers a highly detailed and personalized aviation experience, giving players access to hundreds models of planes with detailed cockpits, dozens of upgradeable weapons, and flying skills that can be honed and improved with each mission. Thanks to the game’s painstaking attention to detail, you’ll truly feel like a World War II fighter pilot as you plunge into battle.
Gamer Reviews
88357 Reviews8.40
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88168 Ratings
8.40
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134 Ratings
6.74
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42 Ratings
6.55
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13 Ratings
8.80
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Critic Reviews
12 Reviews7.66
War Thunder is easily among the best of what is offered on the PlayStation Store. It stands head and shoulders above the other free to play offerings and even over many at cost. The core of this lies in the generous free to play model which allows you to play for hour and hours without paying a dime. ...A pillar of War Thunder’s longevity lies in its generous free to play model that allows you to play for hour and hours without paying a dime. That's the way free to play should be done.
As it stands, the game is lacking some key features of its PC counterpart, though there’s still plenty of compelling fun to be had by taking part in Arcade Battles, grinding up RP and SL to unlock better machines, or tackling the surprisingly challenging single-player content. ...War Thunder would really stand among the best PS4 games available to date.
With strong visuals and convincing audio backing it up, I thoroughly enjoyed the time I spent inside my P-36 Hawk, and its generous free-to-play model never got in the way. It’s mostly the moments in between battles that bring the whole experience down, as a lack of information and poor menus tarnish this flying ace.