Dune Officially Switches Genres In New November 2026 Release
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The third and final installment of Denis Villeneuve's Dune trilogy might not be arriving until December 18, but Legendary Entertainment is teaming up with Wargaming this month to deliver a little something to keep fans going. A special new crossover is bringing Dune: Part Three and the World of Tanks franchise together across PC, mobile, and console, with themed commanders, brand-new tanks and exclusive customization from Dune coming to Wargaming's hit tank-based series.
For those that might not have been keeping up with World of Tanks over the last few years, there are multiple games in the series these days, all offering their own ways to play. Each game will be running its own Dune-themed event between November 5 and November 27, and we have the full details for you.
"Wargaming is proud to announce a collaboration with Legendary Entertainment and introduce exclusive in-game content inspired by Dune: Part Three, bringing Academy Award-nominated filmmaker Denis Villeneuve’s epic trilogy to a breathtaking conclusion," reads a press release. "The epic struggle for power travels from Arrakis into the World of Tanks franchise, bringing Dune: Part Three-themed tanks, commanders and a variety of customization options."
World of Tanks PC
Battle Pass Special Dune: Part Three kicks off in World of Tanks PC on November 5 and runs through November 16. Five new commanders from the Dune universe will be added to the game. We're getting Paul Atreides, ruler of the Imperium, and Stilgar, a devoted warrior of Muad’Dib, who be recruited through Base Progression. Meanwhile, the cunning and deadly Alia Atreides, Otherworldly Soldier and Death Commando are available in special bundles.
There'll also be an exclusive new tank and two themed 3D styles. The brand-new Tier IX American medium tank Jezevec comes complete with the Manta Strider 3D style, and inspired by a new Dune: Part Three ornithopter design. A Titan of War 3D style for the Kpz. Erich Konzept I, a Tier IX German medium Premium tank, will be available as part of a special bundle. The collaboration will also offer 2D tank styles, decals and inscriptions inspired by the Dune universe.
World of Tanks Blitz
From November 13 through November 27, World of Tanks Blitz players can grab avatars and profile backgrounds featuring Dune: Part Three characters: Paul Atreides, Alia Atreides, and Stilgar. Rewards are also set to include Dune-themed tank camo’s, Manta Ornithopter Attachments for tanks, and Cicada Ornithopter Garage Gear.
The big headline for Blitz is a a customized Death Commando voiceover for voicing tank actions in battle and a Dune: Part Three Garage theme. This theme lets players save and activate the Dune-inspired Garage environment in the future, meaning you can still use it after the event is over.
World of Tanks Modern Armor
Finally, the Dune event rolls into the console-based World of Tanks Modern Armor from November 10 through November 24. World of Tanks Modern Armor will give players a free Starter Pack containing Death Commando and Sand Spider emblems, 3 days of Premium Account and additional boosters.
Further film-inspired content will be available in special bundles featuring two brand-new tanks, the Titan of War and Manta Strider, five 2D commanders drawn from Dune: Part Three: Paul Atreides, Alia Atreides, Stilgar, Otherworldly Soldier and Death Commando, and a range of customization items.
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