World of Warships: Legends also offers Japanese watercraft to its players, with Japanese Tier VIII Premium destroyer Hayate waiting at the end of a classic Warships-style Brewing Storm campaign, taking place across five weeks with 100 milestones to achieve. Premium Japanese destroyer & Pirate antics The two nations offer different opportunities for gameplay, as German ships sport long-range acoustically guided torpedoes and a wide margin of autonomy, while the American submarines are equipped with short-range acoustic torpedoes and boast quicker recovery. These covert vessels span Tier VI-X, and can strike lethal damage with their powerful torpedoes.

Japanese light cruisers & submarines set to seaĪs these ships enter Early Access, submarines have departed and made their way to the tech tree, with German and American submarines researchable to all players. Tier VIII Premium Japanese destroyer Hayate await s players at the end of the Brewing Storm campaign with pirate booty coming to World of Warships: Legends on Xbox and PlayStation.

Japanese light cruisers make their way to Early Access and submarines come to the tech tree in World of Warships on PC.The world’s biggest naval MMO across PC and console releases its shipment of new content headlined with Japanese ships for November.

World of Warships on PC sees playable submarines landing in the tech tree, as well as an impressive selection of Japanese light cruisers entering Early Access.Ĭonsole players are also treated to new ships and content in World of Warships: Legends with a five-week, 100-milestone campaign where Japanese Premium Tier VIII destroyer Hayate awaits, and a Treasure Chest of pirate content including two new Captains and crates with various plunder inside, including a fistful of guaranteed doubloons. Both World of Warships and World of Warships: Legends have launched two absolutely packed November updates.

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