By now, most people are aware that Subnautica 2 has had a very long and sordid legal drama surrounding its development. Here's a summary: it all started in July 2025 when publisher Krafton decided to suddenly fire the three co-founders of developer Unkown Worlds Entertainment, consisting of CEO Ted
The upcoming Subnautica 2 has really been blowing up in the headlines recently. Mostly due to the legal fallout from Krafton's attempted (and very much illegal) takeover of developer Unknown Worlds Entertainment. When a judge is ruling that Krafton reverse their firings of the Unknown Worlds
This week has been one hectic week for Subnautica 2. First came the legal ruling that put Ted Gill: the founder of Unknown Worlds Entertainment, back in control of his company. All while the judge castigated Krafton for their illegal actions, including illegally firing the founders in the first
By now, it's no secret that Krafton has completely lost the fight with the founders of Unknown Worlds Entertainment over Subnautica 2. The judge grilling Krafton for its numerous sins in their ruling yesterday should be evidence of that. With Ted Gill back in control of Unknown Worlds and its games
The ongoing legal battle between Unknown Worlds Entertainment and their publisher Krafton over the future of Subnautica 2 has been going on for a while now. In fact, it has been ongoing since July 2025, when Krafton summarily fired the co-founders of UWE without cause, reason, or explanation. All
Subnautica 2 is still one of the most hotly anticipated games in recent history. In fact, the game still maintains its top place as currently Steam's most wishlisted game. However, this upcoming game has been mired in controversy ever since publisher Krafton fired the three co-founders of developer
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