Subnautica 2 lawsuit: Krafton drops key readiness argument — what it means
Subnautica 2 lawsuit takes an unexpected turn The legal battle between Unknown Worlds (developer of Subnautica) and parent company Krafton has shifted dramatically. Krafton told the court that "documents relating to the readiness of the game were irrelevant to the termination" of Unknown Worlds' leadership — a central point that previously helped trigger the dispute. Quick recap Unknown Worlds' developers argued Subnautica 2 was ready for Early Access; Krafton disagreed and delayed release to 2026. The disagreement is tied to a reported $250 million performance bonus and the firing/replacement of Unknown Worlds' leadership. Fortis Advisors, representing the ousted founders, called Krafton’s new position a "seismic shift" in the case. Krafton now appears to be focusing on claims that Unknown Worlds' leadership "abandoned their post" and "deceived" the company. The case…
