Wargaming.net

Wargaming.net at a Glance

Wargaming.net operates out of Cyprus and has been active in the industry from 1993 through 2025. Their catalog on PlayPile contains 23 games, split between roles as both a developer and a publisher. The company shows a clear focus on shooter and strategy titles, with ten releases in each category followed closely by tactical and simulator games. They reach players primarily on PC with seventeen ports, while PlayStation 4 and Mac systems also see significant support from their lineup. The quality of their work varies across their history. Their overall average rating sits at 67 out of 100 based on eleven rated titles. This score reflects a mix where one game stands as great, seven land in the good range, and three receive mixed reviews. No titles fall into the poor category. Their highest-rated project is Master of Orion from 1993, which scored 86.1. Later hits include World of Warships at 76.9 and World of Tanks at 75. These naval and armored combat games form the backbone of their reputation. Output patterns show a shift over time. The 1990s produced just one game, while the 2000s saw six releases. Activity peaked in the 2010s with thirteen titles, coinciding with the success of their major online multiplayer franchises. The 2020s have been quiet so far, with only a single release listed. Recent entries like Steel Hunters from April 2025 and Pagan: Absent Gods from August 2019 demonstrate they are still producing new content. However, some recent efforts like Pagan scored a mixed 59. The company also runs an internal publishing unit known as Wargaming Labs, though this data does not specify how many games come through that specific channel. Players looking for military simulation and tactical combat will find the most consistent options here, especially on PC platforms.

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