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The Subnautica 2 legal dispute between Krafton and the game’s ousted founders has taken another sharp turn, with Krafton abandoning its earlier claims about game readiness and shifting its arguments

Krafton’s legal battle with Subnautica 2’s former leaders just hit another level, with new accusations about unfinished games, payouts, and massive data downloads.

Krafton responds to the ongoing drama surrounding Subnautica 2’s delay, defending its internal processes and claiming the decision shows strong management—not failure—despite mounting criticism.

Krafton will reveal inZOI's first-ever DLC at Gamescom, featuring a tropical new map, farming, fishing, and fresh customization content. A public demo will be playable on the show floor.

More internal details from Krafton confirm the Subnautica 2 delay was about missing content, not money. The leaked slides reveal major cuts before Early Access, fueling the fallout with leadership.

Krafton just went public with sharp accusations against former Subnautica 2 leadership, blaming them for delays and calling their actions a betrayal. Here’s what happened, what’s next, and who’s

Krafton has shared the results of its first major player survey for InZOI. Lack of simulation content is the biggest complaint, with fans asking for deeper systems and more relationship freedom.

inZOI gets its first-ever Steam sale alongside a major June update, version 0.2.0. Expect expanded life simulation features, deep modding tools, and quality-of-life boosts.

Krafton just had its biggest quarter ever, thanks to inZOI’s breakout success and PUBG’s staying power. inZOI might even be The Sims’ first real competition in years.

Inzoi players quickly noticed the game’s world feels oddly straight. Turns out the devs left out same-sex romance—but say a fix is in the works.

Krafton has removed the ability to run over children in inZoi after a viral video showed the unintended feature. The company called it an "unintended bug" and assured stronger internal reviews.

inZOI launches in Early Access on Steam with 85K players and 85% positive reviews. Despite bugs and limited content, fans praise its graphics and potential. Price: $39.99. Regular updates promised.

After 25 years of The Sims' dominance, Krafton's new game inZOI is stepping in with realism, diversity, and a serious K-pop vibe. And yeah, it’s already topping Steam charts.

Life-sim Inzoi is set to launch in early access on March 28, and fans have one burning question – what’s the deal with sex? Developers hint at a more subtle approach compared to The Sims, but details