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Unknown Worlds founders to sue Krafton over Subnautica 2 firing

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

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Subnautica studio co-founder says he's suing parent company Krafton

The drama surrounding the significantly delayed release of Subnautica 2 continues with Charlie Cleveland, co-founder and former director of Unknown Worlds Entertainment, announcing via a post on X that he and unnamed others have filed a lawsuit against Krafton,

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Ousted Subnautica 2 Leadership 'Files Lawsuit' Against Parent Company Krafton as Row Over $250M Bonus Gets Personal

The founders of Subnautica 2 studio Unknown Worlds, Charlie Cleveland and Max McGuire, along with former CEO Ted Gill, are filing a lawsuit against parent company Krafton amid an increasingly bitter row over a $250 million bonus.

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Report: Krafton delays Subnautica 2 to avoid $250 million bonus payout to developers

Reports indicate that Krafton, the South Korean parent of PUBG, recently restructured the management of Subnautica 2's dev ...

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Subnautica 2 delayed to 2026 by Krafton to reportedly avoid $250 million payout

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

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Original Subnautica Creators Sue Krafton After Dismissal

The folks behind the original Subnautica (and its upcoming sequel) are suing Krafton following their dismissal from Unknown ...

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Subnautica 2 publisher Krafton reportedly delayed it to 2026 — did it just kill a $250 million bonus for devs in the crib?

One of this year's most-anticipated upcoming games is Subnautica 2, a long-awaited sequel to Unknown Worlds Entertainment's first highly popular underwater exploration game. Originally, it was slated ...

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