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Subnautica founders’ lawsuit accuses Krafton of ‘ripping the game from its creators in the name of money’
The former leadership of the hotly anticipated underwater survival sequel Subnautica 2 has accused publisher Krafton of obstructing its 2025 release plan, and firing them from the company, in order to avoid paying a $250 million earnout.
Krafton's lawsuit accuses them of plotting to remove the heads of Subnautica 2, going beyond simply avoiding a bonus payout.
Unknown Worlds co-founder Charlie Cleveland went to lunch with Krafton CEO, Kim Chang-han, who allegedly said having to pay ...
The delay of Subnautica 2 has been the primary driver of the dispute between former Unknown Worlds senior leadership Charlie ...
It's one of the strangest and most public fallings out in recent games industry history. The leadership team of ...
Krafton have told workers at Subnautica 2 studio Unknown Worlds they would still get a promised bonus if they ship enough of ...
The founders of Subnautica 2 studio Unknown Worlds, Charlie Cleveland and Max McGuire, along with former CEO Ted Gill, are ...
On July 2nd, Krafton announced that Steve Papoutsis, CEO of The Callisto Protocol developer Striking Distance Studios would ...
Krafton accused the former heads of Unknown Worlds of abandoning Subnautica 2. This week, they're firing back.
Amid an increasingly bitter row over a $250 million bonus, Krafton has now chosen to confirm a leaked document purportedly criticizing the highly-anticipated sequel is, in fact, real.
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