Limited time Comic Book Mode takes over Tanks on Console
Issue # 4 of the World of Tanks: Roll Out comic is now available today in comic book stores across North America, Australia, Western Europe and Eastern Europe. Digital editions of the issue can also be purchased directly from Dark Horse Digital. Alongside the launch of the latest issue, tankers on PlayStation®4, Xbox One and Xbox 360 can play the game in a special comic filter, with the Comic Book Mode available today through January 8.
The exciting conclusision breaks loose in “God of Battles”, the penultimate chapter of World of Tanks: Roll Out. Wargaming’s tale of hard-hitting tank combat continues on the smoky battlefields of post D-Day Normandy. British tanks receive heavy fire as they are overwhelmed by a hidden Sturmgeschütz (StuG) sneak attack while the German soldiers and armored forces despair as the combat reaches its crescendo.
Commemorating the launch of the latest iteration of the World of Tanks: Roll Out Comic, the in game art has been redrawn to match the comic book style, in a penciled sheen which will immerse console players in a truly realistic comic experience from January 4 through 8. Additionally a special Open Fire Bundle will be available in all printed copies of issue #4, exclusive to tankers on console. This bundle is loaded with in-game items and a platform specific T1 Tank and in-game content including garage slots, fully trained crews and more!
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