The latest War Thunder event titled "Seek & Destroy" comes with a new piece of key art featuring three separate images of aircraft in combat. Behind one can be seen a distinctively shaped debris ...

"War Thunder" players were understandably upset to see images from a real tragedy used in the game's art. Following this discovery, the devs issued multiple apologies and addressed the issue head-on.

“Hey guys, we have accidentally used the explosion from the Challenger disaster in one of our key art images ... posted on the official War Thunder forum. A similar statement was posted on ...

War Thunder devs had to apologize over the weekend ... we have accidentally used the explosion from the Challenger disaster in one of our key art images,” said community manager Magazine2 ...

War Thunder developer Gaijin Entertainment has apologized after using the explosion from the 1986 Space Shuttle Challenger disaster in key art for the World War 2 massively multiplayer online game.

The “Black Cloud” installation, by Ukrainian artist Oleksiy Say, measures 30 metres (100 feet) long and 15 high, weighs ...