Subnautica 2 developer Unknown Worlds files a lawsuit against its former leadership, accusing them of downloading ...

Unknown Worlds is suing its former leaders Charlie Cleveland, Adam McGuire, and Ted Gill for breach of equity purchase ...

Unknown Worlds releases two surprise patches for Subnautica and its Below Zero spin-off, with both updates fixing some bugs and various issues.

Gaming Industry Subnautica 2 Unknown Worlds founders' lawsuit accuses Krafton of a 'months-long campaign to delay Subnautica 2' so it wouldn't have to pay $250M earnout ...

The relationship between Subnautica series developer Unknown Worlds and its parent company, Krafton, is in shreds. At the center of the conflict is a bonus payment worth up to $250 million.

The leadership team of Subnautica studio Unknown Worlds were recently removed by owner and publisher Krafton, Inc., causing debate and speculation around employee bonuses tied to Subnautica 2's ...

The delay reportedly means Unknown Worlds is very unlikely to hit those targets. As such, Bloomberg 's sources suggest that means the team of around 100 people may not be eligible for the payout.

Krafton, best known as the publisher of PUBG, acquired Subnautica developer Unknown Worlds in 2021 for $500 million. In addition to that, Krafton put another $250 million in "earn-out compensation ...

No loot boxes. No battle pass. No microtransactions." Krafton acquired Unknown Worlds in October 2021 and at the time, said the Sabnautica studio would continue to operate as an independent outfit.

However, last week, Unknown Worlds founders Charlie Cleveland and Max McGuire, and CEO Ted Gill, were replaced by former Striking Distance CEO, Steve Papoutsis, in a shakeup that shocked the ...

It's unclear if this disconnect means that Krafton is making changes to the game or if it simply disagrees with its state of readiness. In April, Unknown Worlds said it hoped to bring Subnautica 2 ...