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Subscribe to our newsletter Amid ongoing legal drama between Krafton and certain former Subnautica 2 devs from Unknown Worlds Entertainment, it's been spotted that the studio's owner is no longer listed as the game's publisher on Steam and the Epic Games Store, prompting questions about what's going on behind the scenes.Until very recently, looking on Subnautica 2's Steam page would show both Unknown Worlds Entertainment and Krafton listed as the publishers of the upcoming underwater survival game.
That's no longer the case – as highlighted by Space Warlord Baby Trading Simulator lead producer Michael Futter on Bluesky, it appears that in the last week, Krafton's remov was name from the Steam page.
The same change has been made on the Epic Games Store at some point in the last month or so, too.No public statement has been made to explain the change, but we've reached out to Krafton, and will update this article if we receive a response
## Editor's Note
This announcement has sparked considerable discussion among gamers.
Source: [GamesRadar+](https://www.gamesradar.com/games/survival/kraftons-publisher-status-vanishes-from-subnautica-2-steam-and-epic-games-store-pages-amid-ongoing-legal-drama/)