Tank Reviews

Another season of World of Tanks is upon us, and with it comes the ultimate dilemma: how to spend those hard-earned tokens. While most of the tanks are mediocre or bad, there are some good ones that are worth your tokens.

While there was a lot of hype surrounding the new tier 11 Japanese heavy since the community likes the Type 71, we were all left with a dissapointment, very much like when the Type 71 was initially released.

Released as a headline vehicle for Holiday Ops 2026, the TBT (Těžký bojový tank) has quickly established itself as one of the worst lootbox tanks due to its horrible DPM, but let's look at what its strengths.

The Stridsyxa (Swedish for "Battle Axe") is a Tier VIII Swedish premium medium tank. This nimble Swedish warrior combines reliable firepower, solid armor protection, and excellent mobility into one of the most well-rounded medium tanks at its tier.

Bombardino Coccodrillo has appeared for the first time in 2026 lootboxes. With its incredible hull down capabilities and great gun, can it be the best tier 10 medium?

This is the short breakdown of each tech tree tier 11 vehicle in the game. Hopefully, this will give you a speedy insight into which tank is worth buying and grinding for, and for which you need to wait for a buff.

There were new additions to the bond store in 2025, and there a great tanks that you can buy as a free-to-play player if you've accumulated enough bond. This is the list of tanks you should be looking at while spending your hard-earned currency.

At the moment, the most sought-after tank with the release of the new campaign missions. Let's see in this tank review if it's worth grinding for and explain the unique mechanic.

VZ. 60S, better known as the Dravec, is a tier 10 Czech heavy breakthrough tank. This is a tank review of the 2nd tank from the 3rd set of personal campaign missions, and it is one to get along with the Black Rock. It features an incredible upper plate and a great, reliable gun.