War Thunder Adds Anti-Radiation Missles And Electronic Support Measure In Heavy Cavalry Update

A new update is available for Gaijin Entertainment’s free-to-play war shooter War Thunder. The update, titled Heavy Cavalry, introduces dozens of new vehicles – ground, air, and naval – to the game. Some of the highlights are the Indonesian Leapoard 2RI, Argentinian IA 58A Pucará, and the Serbian J-22M1A Orao.

The vehicles aren’t the only highlight of this update, however. The big features, according to Gaijin, are the new anti-radiation missiles and electronic support measures. The anti-radiation missiles will detect enemy radar emissions and use that to guide themselves to their target. The ESM helps players locate signal sources and provide missile guidance. Basically, this one’s for the pilots.

More information on the update can be found on the War Thunder site.