A Delaware judge ruled that Krafton breached its agreement with Unknown Worlds by improperly removing CEO Ted Gill and ordered his reinstatement with full authority over Subnautica 2's release. Gill's legal team is now seeking contempt charges against Krafton for announcing a May early access launch without consulting him, arguing the publisher intentionally leaked the announcement to undermine the court's ruling.
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A Delaware judge ruled that Krafton breached its agreement with Unknown Worlds by improperly removing CEO Ted Gill and ordered his reinstatement with full authority over Subnautica 2's release. Gill's legal team is now seeking contempt charges against Krafton for announcing a May early access launch without consulting him, arguing the publisher intentionally leaked the announcement to undermine the court's ruling.