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Korean publisher Webzen sues open-world RPG developer after it one-sidedly terminates publishing deal and announces independent Steam re-release over unpaid guarantee

Webzen files lawsuit against Hound13 following two-month long legal controversy over the publishing rights for DragonSword.

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Korean publisher Webzen sues open-world RPG developer after it one-sidedly terminates publishing deal and announces independent Steam re-release over unpaid guarantee

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