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The Polish heavy tank line continues to expand its "Knightly" roster with the arrival of the 63TP Rycerski (literally "Knightly") at Tier IX. If the 50TP Tyszkiewicza is the line's blunt instrument, the Rycerski appears to be its precision blade.

The World of Tanks Supertest has revealed a fascinating new enigma: the Chi-Go. While the name screams Japanese medium, the flag in the background and the vehicle's silhouette point toward a German-engineered "what-if" project or a captured hybrid.

The Italian branch is expanding its horizons on the Supertest with the introduction of the Donnola, a Tier IX light tank that lives up to its name (Italian for "Weasel").

May 2026 arrives like a breath of fresh air after April's blockbuster barrage. While last month delivered Capcom's ambitious Pragmata and Housemarque's Saros, May shifts gears with a diverse lineup that spans spy thrillers, open-world racers, sci-fi horror, and beloved family franchises. From IO Interactive's fresh take on James Bond to Playground Games' return to the Horizon Festival, this month offers something for every type of gamer — whether you're chasing adrenaline, atmosphere, or pure comfort.

For commanders seeking the perfect blend of devastating firepower and tactical flexibility, the French Fauteur—meaning "troublesome" or "causal"—is ready to cause some chaos.

For commanders who believe speed, precision, and aggression should define the modern medium tank, the British Executor is here to deliver.

For commanders who believe tank destroyers shouldn't be confined to passive sniping roles, the American Gorilla is here to smash that stereotype.

For players who find the static gameplay of traditional tank destroyers tedious, this Polish newcomer promises a more dynamic, frontline-adjacent experience.

For players who enjoy the classic American medium playstyle but are looking for a significant punch and modern performance standards, the XM94 Shadow offers a refined package that promises to be a "jack-of-all-trades" that actually masters several.