World War 3 - Major upgrade

World War 3 - Major upgrade

Released: 24/11/2021

Game Informations

Base Game

World War 3

Developer

The Farm 51

Publisher

Wishlist Games

Description

Get the ultimate World War 3 experience with combat vehicles, in-game currency, a year of Battle Passes, and the exclusive Copper weapon skin.

The Major Pack Upgrade contains:


  • Battle Pass (1 Year)
  • 15,000 UNC (In-game Currency)
  • Major (Weapon Emblem)
  • World War (Banner Set)
  • Unique Weapon Skin: Copper
  • M1A2 SEP (Tank)
  • T72 B1 AT-MOD (Tank)


IMPORTANT: To receive your items in World War 3, go to your web Inventory on the official website, sign in with your World War 3 Steam account, and follow the instructions.

This DLC does not grant access to the World War 3 Closed Beta Test (CBT). For CBT access, purchase the Private Pack, Sergeant Pack, Lieutenant Pack, or Major Pack. If you're a Veteran (you purchased World War 3 on Steam before October 4, 2021), you can claim your rewards via your web Inventory.
Game overview

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Reviews

84% positive out of 25

Updated 17/12/2025 12:51

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