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Subnautica 2 Loses Original Series Creators Amid Shakeup At Developer Unknown Worlds

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Key members of the Subnautica 2 development team have left Unknown Worlds, with the studio assuming new leadership prior to early access release.

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MSN

Subnautica Co-Creators Removed From Unknown Worlds "Effective ...

15 hours ago·United States

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Neowin

Subnautica creator and studio heads replaced by Krafton ahead of sequel release

In a surprising move, the parent company behind Subnautica 2 developer Unknown Worlds has announced a massive leadership shakeup at the studio. Read more...

16 hours ago

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ScreenRant

Subnautica 2 Loses Original Series Creators Amid Shakeup At Developer Unknown Worlds

Key members of the Subnautica 2 development team have left Unknown Worlds, with the studio assuming new leadership prior to early access release.

19 hours ago·Montreal, Canada

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pcgames.de

Subnautica 2: Shortly Before the Early Access Start, Kraton Changes the Studio Tour

Subnautica 2 is scheduled to be launched into Early Access in the coming months. Most surprisingly, Publisher Krakton has now announced that three studio bosses are no longer part of the development.

22 hours ago

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PlayStation Universe

Unknown Worlds CEO And Other Key Team Members Depart In Major Studio Shake-Up - PlayStation Universe

Subnautica developer Unknown Worlds has seen a number of key individuals depart in a major shake-up, including its CEO.

23 hours ago

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Eurogamer.net

Subnautica 2 studio bosses replaced by Krafton, with early access looming

Subnautica 2 studio Unknown Worlds has seen key members of its leadership team - including Charlie Cleveland, who was game director on the original Subnautica - 'replaced' by owner Krafton, just months before the underwater survival sequel's long-awaited early access release.

24 hours ago

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