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20 Failed Video Game Franchises That Never Lived Up to the Hype
5. Vz. 68 Squall
The Vz. 68 Squall earns its spot as the worst tank in the Holiday Ops 2025 lineup. Billed as LT, it lacks the speed and scouting capabilities, feeling like a large & clunky medium tank. If you happen to pull this tank from a loot box, the best course of action might be to sell it immediately and put the credits toward something more worthwhile. | © Wargaming
4. FV226 Contradictious
The FV226 Contradictious falls short of expectations in the Holiday Ops 2025 lineup. While it tries to share the playstyle of M54 Renegade, the meager 360 alpha damage and lackluster DPM leave a player feeling underwhelmed. No matter how well you play, it’s tough to extract the tank’s full potential. | © Wargaming
3. Toro
The Toro offers a solid gameplay experience with a signature Italian auto-reloading gun and decent mobility. Like many Italian premium tanks, the Toro struggles with low damage per minute, limiting its effectiveness in turbo battles. | © Wargaming
2. DZT-159
The DZT-159 earns its reputation as one of the most well-rounded and adaptable tanks on this year's roster. With an impressive 2,800 damage per minute and exceptional hull armor, it excels in sustained firefights, allowing players to consistently outpace opponents in damage output. | © Wargaming
1. XM57
XM57 is the most powerful premium tank of Holiday Ops 2025, boasting a jaw-dropping 630 alpha damage and exceptional penetration. This makes it a straightforward yet devastating choice for any player. | © Wargaming
