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Subnautica 2 publisher Krafton released an unusual statement last week. Unknown Worlds co-founders Ted Gill, Charlie ...
Former Unknown Worlds CEO Ted Gill and co-founders Charlie Cleveland and Max McGuire have left the company and Steve Papoutsis will take over as CEO.
TL;DR: Krafton has replaced Unknown Worlds' top leadership, including Subnautica 2's CEO and director, appointing Steve Papoutsis as the new CEO to accelerate the game's development. Despite ...
However, it has been confirmed that Steve Papoutsis will take over as CEO of Unknown Worlds, having previously served as head of Striking Distance Studios.
They've been replaced by Steve Papoutsis, who was most recently the CEO of Striking Distance, the developer behind Dead Space-esque horror game The Callisto Protocol.
Former Striking Distance CEO, Steve Papoutsis, is joining Subnautica 2 developer Unknown Worlds as CEO amid the shock announcement that the previous leadership team — Ted Gill, Charlie Cleveland ...
In their absence, Steve Papoutsis has been announced as the new CEO of Unknown Worlds. Papoutsis originally served in the same role at Striking Distance Studios, best known for The Callisto Protocol.
In their place Krafton shipped in Steve Papoutsis, a producer who has worked on The Callisto Protocol and the Dead Space series. The exact reasons remain cloudy, but the language of Krafton's original ...
Steve Papoutsis, previously CEO of Striking Distance and GM of EA ’s Visceral, will take over as Unknown Worlds’ CEO. “Importantly, Krafton is confident that Papoutsis, with decades of experience ...
Last week, however, former Striking Distance CEO, Steve Papoutsis, joined Subnautica 2 developer Unknown Worlds as CEO.
Techland has cancelled two unannounced games mid-development, but has confirmed there will be no layoffs as a result. As spotted by GameWatcher, the business publication Puls Biznesu highlighted ...
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