The intensifying $250 million Subnautica 2 drama involves a developer known for radical transparency
Plus, a new Game File feature: This week's reporting brick walls.
A studio founder vs. publisher fight over Subnautica 2, Steam’s second-most wishlisted game is moving fast and getting plenty ugly.
It has an added twist. Charlie Cleveland, the developer who has been chiefly accused by his publisher of neglecting his studio’s game, has long been one of the most transparent people in the industry. And he had been been quite public about the attention he’d been paying to a film project, attention Krafton has since taken issue with.
The extent to which that will matter will become apparent in a dispute that has hit the lawsuit stage.
First, the latest in this fast-updating story:
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