World of Tanks has put three vehicles in the spotlight with a new special focused on the TBT, Nemesis, and LT-432. Wargaming published the announcement on July 20, 2026, through the official World of Tanks special.
The available announcement names the three tanks but does not provide pricing, bundle contents, availability dates, or vehicle statistics. That means the lineup is confirmed, while the practical details of the promotion remain undisclosed in the supplied material.
The TBT, Nemesis, and LT-432
The trio brings together three distinct vehicle names under one World of Tanks feature. Players interested in any of them will need more information from Wargaming before they can compare their battlefield roles or decide whether the special is worth pursuing.
The announcement also includes the standard notice that the game’s military vehicle references are presented for historical accuracy and are not affiliated with or endorsed by any government, military branch, manufacturer, or trademark owner.
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World of Tanks
Developed by Wargaming.net
Jump into the free-to-play team-based shooter with an ever-expanding roster of historical vehicles, stunning graphics, spectacular locales, and orchestral scores. Battle it out in the company of other players in thrilling military conflicts. A unique mix of strategy and action awaits!
- Genre: Shooter, Simulator, Strategy, Arcade
- Platforms: PC (Microsoft Windows)
- Modes: Multiplayer, Massively Multiplayer Online (MMO)
- Release: 2011-04-12
- Publisher: Wargaming.net
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Age Rating:
PEGI 7 / CERO A / GRAC 12+ / USK 12 / ACB PG / ESRB T
- IGDB Rating: 77.0/100
