| Type | Video game developer |
|---|---|
| Industry | Computer and video games |
| Founded | 1998 |
| Headquarters | Minsk, Belarus |
| Key people | Victor Kislyi[1] |
| Products | See Games and reception |
| Employees | ~250 |
| Website | Wargaming.net |
Wargaming.net is a strategy game developer operating since 1998. The company is based in London with a development center in Belarus[2][3]. In November 2007 Wargaming.net acquired Arise, an independent PC game studio,and currently consists of nearly 250 employees. The company's motto is "Strategic Satisfaction"[4].
Wargaming.net is best known for its critically acclaimed Massive Assault series [5]. The company is also highly acknowledged for its recent World War II real-time strategy game "Order of War" produced by Square Enix[6][7]. Wargaming.net was the first Western game development company to produce a game for Square Enix[8].
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| Game Title | Release Year | Genre | Aggregated Scores |
|---|---|---|---|
| DBA Online | 2000 | Turn-based strategy | Not available |
| Massive Assault | 2003 | Turn-based strategy | 80.11%[9], 77[10] |
| Massive Assault Network | 2004 | Turn-based strategy | 78.15%[11], 74[12] |
| Massive Assault: Domination | 2005 | Turn-based strategy | 69.61%[13], 69[14] |
| Massive Assault Network 2 | 2006 | Turn-based strategy | 76.00%[15], 72[16] |
| Galactic Assault: Prisoner of Power | 2007 | Turn-based strategy | 69.47%[17], 68[18] |
| Order of War | 2009 | Real-time strategy | 71.67%[19],69[20][21][22] |
| Order of War: Challenge | 2010 | Real-time strategy | |
| World of Tanks | 2010 (Russia) 2011 for EU and US |
Massively multiplayer online game | |
| World of Warplanes | 2011 (Russia) | Massively multiplayer online game | |
| World of Battleships | TBA | Massively multiplayer online game |
Wargaming.net's games received mostly postitive reviews. Review website IGN rated Massive Assault and Order of War 8.4[23] and 8.0 [24] out of 10 respectively.