Enlisted News

In the upcoming update, several countries will get new and long-awaited top tier equipment! The Japanese army will receive weapons and vehicles of Tier 5 - now they are on the same level as any other country! To Germany's King Tigers, the US Army will answer with their M26 Pershing. Furthermore, the USSR and Germany also received a couple of new equipment. Keep reading for more details.

[h3]M26 (USA) - BR V[/h3]
One of the most powerful US tanks that took part in the Second World War. Surpassing the M4 Sherman in all aspects.
Excellent 90 mm gun and much more reliable armor - from the hull to the gun mantlet.
In the ammunition rack you will find APCBC and APCR shells, in case you don't want to target weak points, even on the "King Tiger".
You'll just need to adapt to the limited mobility: the engine is a leftover from the later variants of the Sherman, and the armor added an extra 10 tons - 10 tons of reliability.

[h3]Tiger H1 (Germany) - BR IV[/h3]
An early modification of the legendary German Tiger I, although not inferior in power to the later model.
All the same 88 mm gun with APCBC and deadly HE shells, decent protection and very good mobility for a heavy tank.
The difference is in the small details: the early variant’s commander cupola will provide better visibility and at the same time better protection for the commander.
The Tiger H1 will be placed in a folder with the Tiger E and will not be required to research to progress along the branch. However, fans of the model will find it quite interesting.

[h3]M1 Bazooka (USSR) - BR II[/h3]
Anti-tank rifles, of course, are effective in their own way - from a distance, or against enemy infantry. But the USSR clearly lacked a more serious tool against armored vehicles at the early tiers.
Lend-lease offers a solution. The American "Bazooka" M1 will be a serious argument in battles (but experienced commanders will definitely leave a couple of soldiers with rifles).

[h3]KV-1 (ZiS-5) (USSR) - BR IV[/h3]
A modification of the legendary KV-1 heavy tank, equipped with the ZiS-5 cannon and more advanced 76 mm shells.
Better accuracy and penetration, plus the KV-1's armor was also improved in certain areas.
Despite the more powerful gun, the weight of the vehicle remained the same, so you won't notice any changes in performance.

[h3]Type Hei Automatic rifle (Japan) - BR V[/h3]
An impressive experimental design based on the Type Hei rifle - a rifle caliber automatic weapon with a 30-round magazine, bipod and even a bayonet.
With this caliber, the stopping power is unbelievable. At the same time, it has excellent rate of fire and fast reload time.
This rifle will be available at tier 5 and will be classified as a semi-auto rifle, so most soldiers will be able to use it.

[h3]Type 100 MG (Japan) - BR V[/h3]
This machine gun came down to you straight from heaven.
Literally, since it was used by air gunners on large bombers. The Type 100 MG with its handy anti-aircraft sight will allow you to put two holes in your enemy with a single pull of the trigger.
Twice the barrel, twice the chance of hitting and twice the damage if both bullets reach the target!
The magazine holds 100 rounds, 50 for each barrel, so you won't have to worry about reloading.

[h3]Ho-Ri Production (Japan) - BR V[/h3]
It looks like a large barn - perhaps the enemy would derisively call it a coffin. Until they realize that it's very difficult to penetrate the Ho-Ri’s armor.
And when the Ho-Ri fires back with its 105mm gun, it’ll go right through your Sherman.
It comes with APHE shells against armored vehicles and the most powerful HE shells.
If you can handle the size of this monster on the cramped islands of the Pacific and accept the lack of a machine gun, you will have no equal on the battlefield.

[h3]J2M3 (Japan) - BR V[/h3]
By the fifth tier, Japanese fighters begin to become an increasing threat to Allied aircraft.
This modification of the interceptor already has a very serious weaponry: four 20 mm cannons with a total ammunition of 800 shells and a pair of 60 kg HE bombs. Good speed and maneuverability are the best answer to the American dominance in the sky.

[h3]Ki-84 ko (Japan) - BR V[/h3]
The Mitsubishi J2M3's army counterpart, superior in maneuverability, speed and bomb load (250 kg). Pretty decent for a fighter!
Its weapons are a bit more modest: a pair of 20 mm cannons and 12.7 mm machine guns. But its ammunition capacity is just as large: 300 shells for the cannons and 700 rounds for the machine guns.

Soon, your army will become larger by one squad, so potentially you will be able to earn more experience and Silver in battles without sacrificing combat effectiveness.

We're increasing the maximum number of squads you can take into battle by adding one extra slot - exclusive to Premium Squads.



In Enlisted, we have quite a lot of squads of different classes. Throughout the development of the game, we've tried to impress you with premium units that stand out visually or with their weapons, and also give you double experience and Silver.

But the longer you supported the development of the game by purchasing these squads, the more often you encountered situations when it was tactically more favorable to take a more powerful regular squad into battle than an interesting, but weaker premium squad.


This new slot will not give combat advantages to players who support the development. All premium squads added to the game have roughly similar effectiveness as their upgradable equivalents, but stand out with their interesting appearance and rare weapons and equipment.

With their participation in battles, Enlisted will become even more diverse for all players.

Please note! We are still working on this feature and it might come out in a separate update after the major, if we can’t finish it in time.

While you are enjoying the new update, we are already preparing the next one for you, which will be even bigger! Usually alongside the updates we release unique and new squads. This time they are especially interesting.

Two steel half-brothers: M10 Achilles - a British tank destroyer and M10 Ersatz - a German attempt to mimic the Allied M10 Wolverine to cause confusion behind enemy lines! How it all ended - read on.

[h3]M10 Ersatz[/h3]
What a strange looking M10. What's wrong with it?

Your observation is correct - it’s a Panther G, carefully disguised with steel plates and other modifications to look like an Allied tank destroyer.

The Führer personally ordered the creation of a sabotage brigade disguised as an Allied unit, and the matter was taken extremely seriously.

They even found American uniforms for the crews, and initially planned to use captured American tanks. It didn't work out, so they had to make "American tanks" using German vehicles. With the help of additional plates, the Germans managed to recreate the look of the widely used M10 tank destroyer very accurately. They even paid attention to such small details as mounting spare caterpillar tracks in the American style and adding unit markings of the American army.

This "masquerade" could have caused trouble behind Allied lines, but in the end these so skillfully camouflaged tanks faced the Allied tanks head-on and lost in a single battle.

In Enlisted M10 Ersatz and its crew fully replicate the historical prototypes: the commander's cupola is removed, the Panther turret itself is covered with plates that add some protection, and even on the front there is an additional armor plate, masking the bow machine gun, which should not be there on the M10. The white American star was not forgotten by the saboteurs either. The crew is also partially equipped with American uniforms.

You are already familiar with the Panther G’s gun and armor, it can handle any target.

[h3]M10 Achilles[/h3]
This is a British modification of the American M10 Wolverine tank destroyer.

Apart from the fact that it’s not just a "knockoff", the vehicle has an important improvement - it’s fitted with a more powerful anti-tank gun, an Ordnance QF 17-pounder ("17 pounder")instead of the standard 76mm M7 gun.

The effectiveness of the gun has been significantly improved. You will not encounter challenging targets. The disadvantages include slow turret rotation and the lack of romance of sabotage missions. This is just a good machine with an excellent gun, which will easily destroy German tanks.

To ignore the slow turret rotation, use the vehicle as it is intended - as a tank destroyer, operating from a distance.

Historically, the Achilles first entered combat in Normandy and were subsequently used effectively by British forces on the Western Front. A total of 1,100 vehicles were converted from the M10s delivered under Lend-Lease.

Both of these vehicles and their crews earn 100% more experience (and with it, Silver) and are part of the Iron Fury pre-order bundle.



Purchase the bundle before the major update is released to receive exclusive pre-order bonuses: a portrait and a nickname decorator.

If you're playing Enlisted on console, you can get these bonuses by purchasing one of the squads within 14 days of the update’s release.


Pre-order bonuses: German tanker portrait and Tracks nickname decorator.

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