Steam News11 November 20257mo ago

Update 2.1.36

Pilots! On November 12, from 08:00 to 12:00 UTC, the servers will undergo maintenance to deploy Update 2.1.36. New Aircraft Update 2.1.36 introduces a brand-new reward aircraft –the Tier IX German fighter Gotha Go P.

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addedNew AircraftUpdate 2.1.36 introduces a brand-new reward aircraft –the Tier IX German fighter Gotha Go P.60C Nachtjäger.

addedNew AircraftThe Gotha Go P.60 project was prompted by the first production order for Horten Ho 229 fighter that was granted to Gotha in June 1944. The company's engineers and designers felt that so many changes were required to start production, that it was more feasible to develop a completely new and relatively more modern design. Thus, the Go P.60 project was born, retaining only the defining feature of the Ho 229 – the flying-wing hull configuration. Its final iteration, Gotha Go P.60C, was intended as a night fighter, powered by two BMW 003 engines and armed with four forward-facing MK 108 autocannons, with a crew of three in three adjacent cockpits.

fixedNew AircraftIn World of Warplanes, Gotha Go P.60C is a Tier IX medium-altitude fighter. The flying-wing design means it is not very maneuverable and will require careful planning and tactical thinking from its pilot. Excellent speed and powerful boost allow it to pounce on an enemy, deal its blow, and quickly disengage or circle for another run. Its four 30-millimeter cannons deal excellent damage at medium and short range. The Go P.60C sports another of the infamous German design features: two more MK 108 cannons are mounted in a Schräge Musik arrangement – essentially, fixed turrets firing upwards, largely useless, but providing a bit more fun when they actually hit an unwary enemy flying overhead. Or, maybe, a particularly skilled pilot will be able to harness their firepower in dogfights?

changedNew AircraftTo earn this aircraft, you'll need to participate in an upcoming game event.

addedNew EventAdded various graphical assets for the upcoming game event.

addedNew Supply CrateAdded a new supply crate that will become available during the upcoming game event.

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addedUpdate 2.1.36 introduces a brand-new reward aircraft –the Tier IX German fighter Gotha Go P.60C Nachtjäger.

addedThe Gotha Go P.60 project was prompted by the first production order for Horten Ho 229 fighter that was granted to Gotha in June 1944. The company's engineers and designers felt that so many changes were required to start production, that it was more feasible to develop a completely new and relatively more modern design. Thus, the Go P.60 project was born, retaining only the defining feature of the Ho 229 – the flying-wing hull configuration. Its final iteration, Gotha Go P.60C, was intended as a night fighter, powered by two BMW 003 engines and armed with four forward-facing MK 108 autocannons, with a crew of three in three adjacent cockpits.

fixedIn World of Warplanes, Gotha Go P.60C is a Tier IX medium-altitude fighter. The flying-wing design means it is not very maneuverable and will require careful planning and tactical thinking from its pilot. Excellent speed and powerful boost allow it to pounce on an enemy, deal its blow, and quickly disengage or circle for another run. Its four 30-millimeter cannons deal excellent damage at medium and short range. The Go P.60C sports another of the infamous German design features: two more MK 108 cannons are mounted in a Schräge Musik arrangement – essentially, fixed turrets firing upwards, largely useless, but providing a bit more fun when they actually hit an unwary enemy flying overhead. Or, maybe, a particularly skilled pilot will be able to harness their firepower in dogfights?

changedTo earn this aircraft, you'll need to participate in an upcoming game event.

addedAdded various graphical assets for the upcoming game event.

Pilots!

On November 12, from 08:00 to 12:00 UTC, the servers will undergo maintenance to deploy Update 2.1.36.

New Aircraft

Update 2.1.36 introduces a brand-new reward aircraft –the Tier IX German fighter Gotha Go P.60C Nachtjäger.

The Gotha Go P.60 project was prompted by the first production order for Horten Ho 229 fighter that was granted to Gotha in June 1944. The company's engineers and designers felt that so many changes were required to start production, that it was more feasible to develop a completely new and relatively more modern design. Thus, the Go P.60 project was born, retaining only the defining feature of the Ho 229 – the flying-wing hull configuration. Its final iteration, Gotha Go P.60C, was intended as a night fighter, powered by two BMW 003 engines and armed with four forward-facing MK 108 autocannons, with a crew of three in three adjacent cockpits.

In World of Warplanes, Gotha Go P.60C is a Tier IX medium-altitude fighter. The flying-wing design means it is not very maneuverable and will require careful planning and tactical thinking from its pilot. Excellent speed and powerful boost allow it to pounce on an enemy, deal its blow, and quickly disengage or circle for another run. Its four 30-millimeter cannons deal excellent damage at medium and short range. The Go P.60C sports another of the infamous German design features: two more MK 108 cannons are mounted in a Schräge Musik arrangement – essentially, fixed turrets firing upwards, largely useless, but providing a bit more fun when they actually hit an unwary enemy flying overhead. Or, maybe, a particularly skilled pilot will be able to harness their firepower in dogfights?

To earn this aircraft, you'll need to participate in an upcoming game event.

New Event

Added various graphical assets for the upcoming game event.

New Supply Crate

Added a new supply crate that will become available during the upcoming game event.

New Achievement

Added a new achievement that can be earned during the upcoming event.

New Paint Schemes

New paint schemes were added for the following aircraft:

Avro Lancaster B Mk.III
Messerschmitt Bf 109 K-6 Kurfürst
Chance-Vought F4U-4 Corsair
Hawker Tempest Mk. V (PV)
Northrop P-61 Black Widow
Reggiane Re.2005 Sagittario
Savoia-Marchetti SM.91
McDonnell XP-67 Moonbat
Grumman F8F-2 Bearcat
Douglas XB-42 Mixmaster

Paint scheme characteristics:

Concealment: +20%
Resistance to damage from AA guns: +10%
Resistance to damage from gunners: +5%
Aircraft XP: +8%

These paint schemes will become available in future Premium Shop offers and as rewards during events.

Bug Fixes and Other Changes

Fixed an issue that caused unique pilots to have incorrect models when piloting Avia S-199 Sakeen.
Fixed a visual issue with the sight in the cockpit of the McDonnell XP-67 Moonbat.
Fixed a minor visual issue with Grumman F9F-5 Panther.
Made final pre-release adjustments to performance parameters of Grumman F9F-5 Panther.
As part of the continuing optimization effort, made several updates to the in-game UI.

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Steam News / 11 November 2025

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