War Thunder is an online war MMO game presenting the fight of planes (and not only) with an extensive system of strategy and promotion. The game was created for fans of sky clashes with the use of classic flying machines from the Second World War. The title, in addition to the option of fighting in the network offers an addictive mode for the lonely player, who can join a non-standard battle and join a random confrontation, leading the fight independently with the usually highly diversified squadron of opponents, which makes the conducted game even more attractive.

In War Thunder, the player's main task is to constantly increase their financial resources ("Silver Lions") and increase their level of experience along with their rank. Thanks to the profits gained as a result of won skirmishes, we improve and refit our airplane in such a way that it copes best in the next duels. The creators of the project pride themselves in the high level of realism in reproducing all of the many available airplanes equivalent to the real machines produced at that time by the USA, Great Britain, the USSR, Japan and Germany.

Their cockpits, arms and many other details, including the sounds of engines and the whole external environment, were presented with great care. A very realistic system of destruction also deserves a great deal of attention. Thanks to the built-in mission editor we can play the game in any way we like.

It is also possible to fly freely in a selected environment in order to check and test the capabilities of the selected aircraft. There are also many possibilities to set up the cameras, so you can play the game from the cockpit, back of the machine, from the carabiner's position or even from the bomb thrown. War Thunder is undoubtedly a treat for all fans of aviation games which is a combination of MMO with elements of a simulator or RTS.

Many historical aspects, realism of battles, the possibility of competition with other players, systematic development of their own arsenal and promotions make the game able to attract and appeal not only enthusiasts of history from the Second World War.