The Polish company Jujubee is developing the game "Kursk." The title makes it clear that the developers are exploring the history of the K-141 Kursk nuclear submarine. They say they want to look at the tragedy from a new perspective. The first trailer sparked a lot of outrage among Russian players. A promotional video for the game was released on May 20th. The trailer shows an explosion and a sinking submarine. Russian users, as well as those from other countries, are expressing their dissatisfaction with Jujubee's chosen theme. They believe that video games should not be created about this tragedy. Some suggest the studio shift its focus to other complex topics, such as the September 11 terrorist attack, the 2010 Smolensk plane crash, and other events that caused global upheaval. This was reported by Gazeta Wyborcza. Thus, it can be concluded that the majority of reactions are negative or extremely negative. However, those who are receptive to this can download the game Kursk via torrent from our website. The creators plan to release the game "Kursk" at the end of 2016. A computer version is expected to appear first, followed by a console version. This was also reported in Gazeta Wyborcza, and the head of Jujubee, Mikhail Stenpen, was also quoted. He acknowledges the complexity of the topic, but also asserts that the project will provide answers to some questions. However, as we reiterate, many Russian users believe it should not be released. The tragedy involving the K-141 Kursk submarine occurred in August 2000, a decade and a half later. The submarine sank in the Barents Sea, 175 km from the city of Severomorsk. All 118 crew members died. According to the official version, one of the torpedoes exploded, starting a fire that set off the other torpedoes.