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Let It Die Celebrates One Year Of Mayhem With A World Of Tanks Crossover
Thanks for sticking around, Senpai. Uncle Death and the folks from Grasshopper Manufacture and GungHo Online Entertainment America are celebrating the one-year anniversary of the free-to-play hack 'n' slash game with a special World of Tanks crossover event. With more than 3 million downloads for Let It Die in North America alone, there's plenty reason to celebrate.
From November 30 to January 11, players will get special decals, armor, and decorations for their waiting room, all themed around Wargaming's free-to-play tank battle game. Decals and armor in Let It Die affect skills and items in pretty significant ways, boosting max health, affecting bullet spread, and even altering the elemental effect of bullets for a limited time. The armor, based on the T-34/76 tank, can be purchased at the PlayStation Store.
Players who have stuck with Let It Die and log on between December 21 and January 11 will also be able to pick up a limited edition item: Uncle Death's Space FunGlasses.
Let It Die is available for free on the PlayStation Store. Check out what our very own Dan Tack thought about the game here.
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