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Subnautica 2 early access set for May after court ruling reinstates former CEO
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Unknown Worlds Entertainment announced Subnautica 2's early access launch for May on PC and Xbox following a Delaware judge's ruling to rehire former CEO Ted Gill. The decision comes amid legal disputes with publisher Krafton over firings and a potential $250 million payout, though Krafton disputes the outcome and plans further litigation.
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The Steam page for Subnautica 2 has removed Krafton as its listed publisher, with Unknown Worlds Entertainment now appearing as the self-publisher. This change occurred on April 7, according to SteamDB, amid an ongoing legal battle between the studio and Krafton. The update coincides with tensions over executive dismissals and bonus payments.