How to Play Gravity Force in World of Tanks Blitz

World of Tanks Blitz is the free-to-play tank shoot-out action game that delivers quick matches and hundreds of vehicles. The game frequently releases limited time recurring events that allows players to experience something new and fun. Gravity Force is one such game mode, which sees players taking to the skies, their tanks low light as a feather. How can you play Gravity Force in World of Tanks Blitz, and how do you play?

What is Gravity Force in World of Tanks Bltitz?

Gravity Force is a game mode that elevates the game to another level. And your tanks, too! Matches in this game mode will be affected by a lower gravity, which may not be initially apparent, until a shell smacks you off your tracks.

Reduced gravity means less ground traction, insane jumps from driving off cliffs, and the ability to knock back your opponents like never before.

Only tanks of tier V or higher can compete in the madness

How to play Gravity Force

Gravity Force is a limited-time event that is only active for a handful of days. The game, through the notifications page, will announce beforehand whether or not Gravity Force will be available to play in the coming days, and its time period.

If you really want to play, you’re going to have to wait for the game to activate it, but when it is active, you must select the game mode from the menu. To the right of the play button (when you have unlocked the ability to switch game modes) will be a button with a pair of golden dice. Clicking this will expand the game mode menu, allowing you to change to which ever game modes are active at that time.

Select Gravity Force and begin your match.

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Tips for Gravity Force

Considering shells are going to be knocking you around, the last thing you want is to be hit a few times and not have the traction needed to zoom away to safety. Despite this being a fun and breezy game mode, you can be ended very quickly if you allow yourself to be backed up into a corner with no escape.

Also, try not to pull of any crazy stunts if you want to really win the match. With the limited nature of most turrets, you won’t be trickshotting anyone, you’ll be simply making yourself an even bigger target. The exception to this, of course, is if you have a clean shot and are pouncing or flanking your opponents. Accurate shock tactics could confuse and disrupt the enemy’s thinking, making them vulnerable.

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