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We have had yet another posting of sensitive military documents on the War Thunder forums recently. It's s afe to say, everybody’s favorite gaming tradition (unless you’re a military weapons facility) has returned just in time for the holiday season. War Thunder military spec leaks aren’t anything new, which is a wild thing to be able to say about a video game. However, it seems people are serious about the correct specifications of their favorite virtual military wartime vehicles. 

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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 incident relates to the M2A2 Bradley Fighting Vehicle, a tracked AIFV that first went into service with the US military in 1981.

The 2023 Steam Winter Sale is live. You've got until 10am PT / 1pm ET / 6pm BT on January 4, 2024 to add yet more games to your backlog – or, if you're actually a healthy PC gamer, grab something to play immediately – on the cheap. 

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Sensitive military documents have once again appeared on the forums of World War 2 massively multiplayer online game War Thunder.

The folks over at Bloober Team are throwing together a new title, but this time, the franchise is through one of the IPs by Skybound Entertainment. It’s been unveiled that the development studio has partnered up with Skybound Entertainment for this next big game release. However, that’s about all we know right now about the game. With Bloober Team known for delivering horror gameplay experiences, it would be hard to see the studio partnered up with an IP not centered around a horror storyline. 

Bloober Team — the Polish game development studio best known for its work on horror games like Layers of Fear, The Medium, and even the upcoming Silent Hill 2 remake, has confirmed that it has another new project in the works. 

War Thunder players are back at it, posting more restricted military documents on the game's forums when discussing the game's vehicles.

Bloober Team, the studio behind Silent Hill 2 Remake and The Medium, has announced today it has signed a deal with Skybound Entertainment, the company founded by Robert Kirkman and David Alpert.