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World of Tanks creator Wargaming.net has filed a legal complaint against Project Tank , a browser-based multiplayer tank game being developed by Chinese developers Gamease and Changyou.
"Copying is evidenced by the fact that the designers of Project Tank copied historical inaccuracies found in WoT...” the complaint states. “Copying is further evidenced by the fact that the designers of Project Tank copied tanks from WoT that never existed in real life, and which included features original to WoT."
For their part, Project Tank's developers deny copying World of Tanks' assets, writing “Wargaming.net...has recently launched a series of underhand [sic] actions against Project Tank, including using their connections to shut down our facebook page.” Their Facebook page is indeed offline. “We feel truly shocked and bullied by Wargaming,” the developers continue.
Legalese and accusations of “sabotage” aside, what evidence do we really have at this point? The best I could find is some gameplay footage from Project Tank on YouTube. I compared it to video from World of Tanks developers and users and combined some screengrabs below.
Project Tank images from this video . World of Tanks images from here and here .
