Cold War Game News

The T-80 is a Soviet main battle tank (MBT). The world's first serial production MBT powered with a multifuel gas turbine engine. It entered service with the Soviet army in 1976.

The 42-ton T-80 tank equipped with a 1,000 hp gas turbine engine has superior speed and cross-country performance for which it has been dubbed "a flying tank. NATO believed that stationed in East Germany, Soviet T-80 tanks could reach the Atlantic within five days in case of a large-scale conventional war in Europe.

The tank is armed with a 125mm 2A46-1 smoothbore gun. The vehicle is protected by a multi-layer composite armor at the front of the turret and hull which is particularly effective against the high-explosive anti-tank (HEAT) shells. The tank's cast turret has a powerful 450-460 mm front armor.

In our game, the T-80 tank is the most modern Soviet tank with high movement speed and an excellent firing accuracy.

Hello everyone!

We are proud to announce the beginning of our closed beta test.
The first participants have already received their keys.

We have gotten a LOT of requests but unfortunately could not accept everyone.
Please don't be upset about this.

Now everyone can see the full real gameplay from our beta.
Please check this out!

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Hello!

First of all, we would like to thank everyone for the overwhelming activity and interest in the Cold War Game. We’ve received an enormous amount of requests for beta-test.

If you haven’t signed up yet and would like to participate, submit the application form until Wednesday, February 12

We’ll start sending out keys starting on Friday, February 14.

The BMP-1 is a Soviet tracked infantry fighting vehicle.
The BMP-1 at the same time is an amphibious armoured fighting vehicle with high cross-country mobility that can transport an infantry squad of 8 people with a crew of 3.

It is used to carry infantry squad into the battlefield, provide direct-fire support, suppress of the enemy manpower and also is able to fight alongside main battle tanks. Its series production started in 1966 when the BMP-1 was accepted into service of the Soviet Army and continued until 1983.

The main armament of the BMP-1 are the 73 mm 2A28 "Grom" smoothbore gun paired with a 7.62 mm PKT machine gun, an anti-tank guided missile launcher (ATGM) for the 9M14 Malyutka.

BMP-1 was widely exported to foreign countries and used in many military conflicts around the world.

We have good news for everyone excited about Cold War Game.

We are finally launching a closed beta in about 2 weeks.
In order to participate in it, you need to fill up the application form.

Steam keys will be sent to selected testers via e-mail provided during the registration.

We will improve our game based on your feedback.