World of Warships 13.9 \'Red October\' coming tomorrow with Soviet-themed rewards and much more

Available for Microsoft Windows since mid-September 2015, World of Warships now also has versions for consoles (WoWS Legends) and iOS/Android handsets (WoWS Blitz). A macOS version was also available for a while but has been discontinued. Tomorrow, the Windows version will get the 13.9 "Red October" label, an update that promises to come with quite a few new events alongside the usual tweaks and fixes.

Without further ado, these are the highlights of World of Warships 13.9 "Red October" that both old and new virtual captains should get ready to enjoy:

• Mode Shuffle returns, this time including Epicenter, which replaces Arms Race, alongside Convoy and Airship Escort.
• The "Unity, Justice, Freedom" Event Pass, dedicated to the German Navy, in celebration of German Unity Day.
• Red October, the Soviet-focused Bounty Hunt, which allows players to obtain various rewards, including the new Kozma Minin tier IX cruiser.
• Various missions as part of an adventure event inspired by the Battle of Leyte Gulf.
• Tier X French cruiser Brennus, available via the Research Bureau for 60,000 RPs.

In addition to the above, it should also be mentioned that Pan-American battleships remain in the Early Access stage, and those interested can obtain them by using tokens, which can be acquired in battles or by using Doubloons. A few new ships are now being tested by developers, volunteers, and Community Contributors. The list includes the tier X Japanese cruiser Yari, the tier V European destroyer Kalmar, and a few others.

World of Warships players who want to deepen their knowledge in the field can currently grab Rober Jackson's The Encyclopedia of Warships: From World War II to the Present Day, which is available on Amazon for just $10.45 (used, hardcover copy).

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