Krafton has settled a legal dispute with its subsidiary Unknown Worlds Entertainment, the developer of Subnautica 2. The settlement includes paying bonuses to studio staff and resolves a lawsuit initiated by former executives after their ousting. CEO Ted Gill will depart the studio.
Krafton and Unknown Worlds Entertainment have settled their legal dispute, resulting in bonus payments for all Unknown Worlds staff and the departure of CEO Ted Gill. The settlement follows a lawsuit over delayed Subnautica 2 bonuses and the game's successful early access launch.
Subnautica 2, an underwater survival game, has sold over 1 million copies on Steam, reaching 460,000 concurrent players, and is also available on Epic Games Store and Xbox in early access.
Subnautica 2 launches May 14th in early access for $29.99 on PC and Xbox Series X/S after a legal dispute between developer Unknown Worlds and owner Krafton. The game is Steam's most-wishlisted title. After being delayed from 2025, the team used the extra time to create a more polished, accessible game. Early access is expected to last 2-3 years.
