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Gamedeveloper.comVery negative

Krafton loses lawsuit, is ordered to reinstate ousted Unknown Worlds CEO

Delaware Vice Chancellor Lori Will ruled in favor of ousted Unknown Worlds executives Charlie Cleveland, Max McGuire, and Ted Gill, ordering Krafton to reinstate Ted Gill as CEO. The court found that Krafton deliberately schemed to oust the trio to avoid a $250 million payout related to Subnautica 2's release. Krafton stated it respectfully disagrees with the ruling and is evaluating its options.

DestructoidVery negative

Krafton ordered to reinstate fired Subnautica 2 CEO after judge accuses publisher of using ChatGPT to help abandon bonus payments

A Delaware judge has ordered Krafton to reinstate former Unknown Worlds CEO Ted Gill, who was fired last year. The ruling comes amid accusations that Krafton used artificial intelligence, specifically ChatGPT, to brainstorm ways to avoid paying $250 million in bonuses to former executives, which was reportedly a factor in Subnautica 2's delay.

IGNVery negative

Judge Slams Subnautica 2 Publisher Krafton in Victory for Fired Workers, Orders Company Reinstate Boss and Extend $250 Million Bonus - IGN

A judge has ordered Krafton to reinstate former Unknown Worlds CEO Ted Gill and extend a $250 million bonus to employees of the Subnautica 2 studio, ruling in favor of the fired workers. The legal battle stemmed from allegations that Krafton fired key personnel to avoid paying the bonus, with claims that Krafton CEO Changhan Kim explored ways to circumvent the payout. The article also notes recent development updates for Subnautica 2, showcasing Unreal Engine 5's AI capabilities.

Niche GamerVery negative

Krafton loses Subnautica 2 lawsuit, must reinstate Ted Gill as CEO

A Delaware court has ruled in favor of ex-Unknown Worlds management, reinstating Ted Gill as CEO of the company and granting him control of Subnautica 2. The court found that Krafton breached its contract by acquiring the developer and improperly dismissing Gill. The ruling also addresses earn-out payments and extends their calculation period.

Rock Paper ShotgunVery positive

Subnautica 2 bosses handed back control of company after judge finds Krafton guily of "wrongfully usurping control"

A Delaware court has ordered Krafton to reinstate the co-founders of Unknown Worlds Entertainment, the developer of Subnautica 2, after ruling that Krafton "wrongfully usurped control" of the company. The judge found Krafton breached an employment agreement by firing CEO Ted Gill, co-founder Charlie Cleveland, and technical director Max McGuire without valid cause. The ruling also restores the ousted executives' authority over Subnautica 2's early access launch and Steam access.

PC GamerNegative

In a wild turn for the Subnautica 2 lawsuit, a judge orders Krafton to restore fired Unknown Worlds CEO and gives them 9…

A judge has ordered Krafton to reinstate former Unknown Worlds CEO Ted Gill and return control of Subnautica 2's early access release schedule to him, nine months after his termination. The court found Krafton breached their agreement by firing key employees without cause to avoid a $250 million payout tied to sales targets. Krafton stated they are evaluating their options while focusing on delivering the game to fans.

Retro GamerVery positive

Fired Subnautica 2 CEO must be reinstated, judge rules, and "may proceed with the early access release of…

A Delaware court has ordered the reinstatement of Ted Gill as CEO of Unknown Worlds, granting him operational authority over the studio and the early access release of Subnautica 2. This ruling follows a legal battle initiated by Gill and other executives against new owner Krafton, who had replaced them in a dispute over a promised earnout bonus.

EurogamerVery positive

Judge delivers bombshell order for Krafton to reinstate fired Subnautica 2 devs and CEO, putting $250m bonus package back on the table

A judge has ordered Krafton to reinstate Ted Gill as CEO of Unknown Worlds and restore his full operational authority, including control over Subnautica 2's Early Access release. The ruling found Krafton breached the EPA by terminating key employees without valid cause and improperly seizing control, declaring the board resolution ineffective. Gill will regain control of Steam for Subnautica 2, and the $250 million bonus payout period for co-founders has been extended.

Tech RaptorVery positive

Subnautica 2 CEO Ted Gill Must Be Reinstated, Judge Rules

A judge has ruled that former Unknown Worlds CEO Ted Gill must be reinstated after being fired by publisher Krafton without valid cause, finding that Krafton breached their agreement. The ruling invalidates Gill's dismissal and orders Krafton not to interfere with his operational control of Subnautica 2's Early Access launch. The bonus payout period for employees has also been extended.

GamespotNegative

Subnautica 2 Publisher Forced To Reinstate Fired CEO, Judge Blames Krafton's ChatGPT Legal Advice

A judge has ordered Krafton to reinstate Ted Gill as CEO of Unknown Worlds and return control of Subnautica 2's release plans following a wrongful termination lawsuit. The ruling criticizes Krafton's use of ChatGPT-inspired legal advice to avoid paying a multi-million dollar bonus to Unknown Worlds' co-founders and CEO.

Gaming BoltVery positive

Subnautica 2 Studio CEO Reinstated by Judge, Who Says Krafton Fired “Without Valid Cause”

A Delaware court has ordered the reinstatement of Unknown Worlds CEO Ted Gill, who was fired by Krafton, ruling that the termination was without valid cause. The judge also declared Krafton's seizure of operational control ineffective and reinstated Gill's authority over the early access launch of Subnautica 2. The co-founders are also eligible to collect bonuses from the acquisition payout, with further litigation pending regarding damages and earnout claims.

PC GamesNNeutral

Subnautica 2 release date, early access, trailers, and more

Subnautica 2 is set to launch into early access on May 14, 2026, for PC and Xbox Series X|S, featuring native multiplayer. The game is expected to remain in early access for two to three years. The development has been marked by a lawsuit between parent company Krafton and former Unknown Worlds co-founders over alleged bonus manipulation and delayed release.