I am about as far from a tank historian as you can get, but the tanks are very well detailed and it is awesome how there are hundreds and hundreds of tanks, which you can customize to your heart's content.
I thought the visuals would take a hit so I was surprised at how polished the game looked. The presentation of World of Tanks Blitz is great, even in handheld mode on the Nintendo Switch, this is still a good-looking game. Now, if you were to spend money, things would move along faster, but that is entirely up to the player. There is no need to spend any money at all on this game, I unlocked many upgrades and new tanks, crew, and more just by playing the game. There is a great sense of progression in World of Tanks Blitz and one thing that I love is that if you are willing to grind, you can actually unlock pretty much everything in the game! That is awesome and while it does always have its handout telling you about the stuff you can buy with real money. You will still be inching around corners, trying to find an open shot all the while making sure that your vulnerable areas are not left exposed. Do not get me wrong, there is still a lot of strategy involved here, just like the regular game.
The idea here is that the battles are quicker paced and more fun and I think that it works very well. While the scale is smaller, the fun is not. In World of Tanks Blitz, you play smaller 7 vs 7 battles. This is available for mobile devices, but the versions I have dabbled with have been the PC and also the Nintendo Switch, I actually found myself having more fun with the Nintendo Switch version of the game if I am being honest, this turned out to be a game that just worked out great to play on a handheld. The reason I say that is that this is a slimmed down and free to play version of the very popular world of tanks that many of us know and love.
I must admit that I went into World of Tanks Blitz with a kind of salty attitude.
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