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Subnautica 2’s fired bosses are suing Krafton.

“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 to keep it all for ourselves is totally untrue.”

He’s referring to a $250 million payout Subnautica 2 devs would’ve reportedly earned if it hit revenue targets this year instead of getting delayed. Today, Krafton alleged the bosses would get most of the money and weren’t doing their jobs.

Lawsuit

[charliecleveland.com]

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