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World of Tanks Brings RoboCop Back With the OCP Peacekeeper and 6 Crew Members

The bundles include 2D styles, decals, and inscriptions, while prices and an availability window have not been provided.

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RoboCop stands behind the OCP Peacekeeper tank in a neon-lit city at night.

World of Tanks is bringing RoboCop back through themed bundles built around the OCP Peacekeeper, a cybernetic law enforcer tank. The official RoboCop offer page also confirms six character crew members, along with 2D styles, decals, and inscriptions.

Players do not yet have prices or a stated availability window for the offers. For now, the crossover’s main appeal is clear, with the 1987 film’s heroes, corporate figures, and criminals all arriving in World of Tanks alongside a dedicated vehicle.

Six RoboCop characters join the crew lineup

The law-enforcement trio consists of RoboCop, Anne Lewis, and Sergeant Warren Reed. RoboCop is the cybernetically enhanced form of Detroit police officer Alex Murphy, while Lewis is his partner and Reed is a veteran officer committed to protecting the city.

Three characters represent the corporate and criminal side of the film. Bob Morton is the Omni Consumer Products executive behind the RoboCop program, Emil Antonowsky comes from Old Detroit’s criminal underworld, and Leon Nash is a member of Clarence Boddicker’s gang.

RoboCop, Sergeant Reed, and Bob Morton will have zero perks. The other three crew members round out the crossover’s opposing sides, giving players a lineup that covers both the law and the forces working against it.

The OCP Peacekeeper leads the vehicle offer

The OCP Peacekeeper is presented as a heavily armored tank designed to handle threats on the streets of Old Detroit. Its offer presentation includes statistics for average damage, average penetration, dispersion at 100 meters, turret armor, hit points, and top and reverse speed.

Alongside the tank and crew, the bundles feature themed 2D styles, decals, and inscriptions. Wargaming has not supplied the bundle prices or confirmed how long the RoboCop offers will remain available, so those details will determine how easy it is for players to compare the packages.

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