Krafton faces a $250 million lawsuit from former the Unknown Worlds CEO over contractual disputes and the delay of an upcoming game release.

Unknown Worlds co-founder Charlie Cleveland claims he is suing parent company Krafton amid recent developments at the studio.

KRAFTON, publisher of PUBG, InZOI, and Subnautica 2 acquires Last Epoch developer Eleventh Hour Games in $96M deal to expand its RPG portfolio and global reach.

New Unknown Worlds CEO Steve Papoutsis says the recent calls to boycott Subnautica 2 over the studio's recent leadership ...

The co-founders of Unknown Worlds Entertainment, who are developing Subnautica 2, have issued a lawsuit against Krafton over recent firings.

After being fired this month, Krafton studio founders have filed a suit alleging Krafton has breached contract in the name of ...

The saga continues with a lawsuit now in play, adding pressure to Krafton as questions mount over Subnautica 2’s leadership ...

And did so allegedly with the express purpose of avoiding a $250 million bonus payout.

Following an abrupt exit from the company, the founders of Unknown Worlds are taking publisher Krafton to court.

The lawsuit vs. Krafton has been unsealed, alleging they wanted to delay Subnautica 2 to avoid paying developers $ 250 ...

An Unknown Worlds founder says that Subnautica 2 is ready for release, despite the delay.

The South Korean publisher announced last week that the CEO and founders of ‘Subnautica’ studio Unknown Worlds were departing, but didn’t say why ...