The Somua SM is a prototype heavy tank developed in the late 1940s, and while it shares a resemblance to other French medium tanks of the time, the Somua boasts much more armor.

With a front plate similar to the King Tiger and an up-armored turret, few contemporary AP and APHE shells can penetrate the Somua from the front, giving it impressive survivability overall. Despite the armor, it can still reach 50 km/h thanks to a 1,000 hp engine, allowing you to reach strong positions easily. Another standout feature is the familiar 100 mm cannon with its impressive AP shells, but the key feature regarding firepower is the autoloader — able to fire a shot every 4 seconds until the rack is empty.

The Somua SM represents one of the last true heavy tanks, one that can regularly rely on its armor and firepower, with enough mobility to get where it needs to be.