GOG sent a newsletter on June 5th promoting the game 'The End of the Sun' that mistakenly included symbols associated with the Nazi SS. The company attributed the error to a series of mistakes, including miscommunication with their German QA team, inconsistent font rendering, and being understaffed during a bank holiday. The game is set in a universe based on Slavic mythology and culture, and the email was intended to feature Slavic runes, including the Sowilō symbol, which means 'sun'.
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GOG issues apology for including Nazi symbols in newsletter
GOG issued an apology after a newsletter promoting the game 'The End of the Sun' included Nazi symbols. The company cited miscommunication and staffing issues as reasons for the error.
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GOG issues apology for including Nazi symbols in newsletter