Attention “War Thunder” video gamers: Why do you do this to me? For the past few weeks, the news cycle has — to borrow a term from “Spaceballs” — gone to plaid, and now someone has yet again posted ...

Once again, gamers apparently can’t help but post sensitive information about military technology online in order to make the game more realistic. In this case, it’s the game War Thunder, and the ...

It had been less than *two days* since the last time this happened. When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works. As reported by Aerotime, on ...

For the third time, a War Thunder player has leaked classified military intel on the game's forums in response to, in this case, ammo for Chinese tanks not being accurate enough. As reported by UK ...

GameSpot may get a commission from retail offers. But contrary to what one might think, this move wasn't a calculated attack on the Chinese government motivated by some political ideology. No, the ...

As my esteemed colleague Rich Stanton put it, it has now been [0] days since restricted military documents have been leaked in the War Thunder forums. As reported by Task and Purpose, this latest ...

So, you decided to make Gaijin Entertainment's War Thunder your go-to vehicle-based combat simulator, huh? You poor unfortunate soul, you. Not that we could blame you; it's a fantastic game on paper.