Krafton accuses former Unknown Worlds leadership of abandoning Subnautica 2, escalating a bitter dispute over bonuses, delays, and trust.

Krafton has accused Unknown Worlds' former management of 'abandoning their responsibilities' on Subnautica 2, leading to a lawsuit from them.

In a new statement posted on the publisher's website, Krafton explains that of the $250 million bonus, 90% was to be allocated to the studio's former leadership, and as for why they were recently let ...

Last week, the Subnautica community was surprised when the game's original creators, Charlie Cleveland, Ted Gill, and Max ...

The fallout from Krafton's firing of Unknown Worlds founders and execs last week and the delay of Subnautica 2 has already ...

Krafton has issued a statement regarding leadership changes at Unknown Worlds implemented last week, claiming the ...

We’ve now filed a lawsuit against Krafton,” says Unknown Worlds co-founder (and Subnautica director) Charlie Cleveland. He says fans “deserve the full story” and “the idea that Max, Ted and I wanted ...

Krafton took time to issue a statement about changes for Subnautica 2, while the former developers announced an impending ...

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

The publisher fired back at reporting that suggested it delayed Subnautica 2 to avoid paying out employee bonuses.

Nearly 100 employees at Unknown Worlds may now lose out on a $250 million bonus after parent company Krafton decided to postpone the game's release to 2026.

Per Krafton, the three removed executives allegedly would have been eligible for 90% of the $250 million bonus promised to staff.