Screenshots of the canceled P3 project do look similar to Dark and Darker, but Ironmace states that the assets, code, and game design documents used in the PvP-focused dungeon crawler were either ...

The Seoul Central District Court ordered Ironmace to pay Nexon 8.5 billion won ($5.86 million) for leaking trade secrets but ruled that the Dark and Darker developer had not violated copyright law ...

Now, as reported by GamesRadar, Ironmace's lawyers have responded to the accusations from Nexon, having written a letter to Valve disputing the DMCA notice that removed the game from Steam.

Ironmace, the Korean developer behind upcoming looter Dark and Darker, has used ChatGPT to try and prove it hasn't infringed any copyright claims. This follows an accusation from Nexon, another ...

Essentially, Nexon believes that Ironmace stole code from the company and is using it to build Dark and Darker. These concerns stem from the fact that Nexon was previously working on a game ...

Ironmace of course denies these claims, but it’s put the game in a sticky situation regardless. The last playtest, for example, was distributed via a torrent download since the game was removed ...

Since then, Ironmace was served a cease and desist letter and DMCA takedown by Nexon, something the developer said is "based on distorted claims". As a result, Dark and Darker was removed from Steam.

Krafton and Ironmace Games announced the partnership in a recent press release. There’s no timeline on when fans will be able to play Dark and Darker on their mobile devices, but we expect it to ...

Krafton Inc. has announced an exclusive licensing partnership with Ironmace to develop a mobile adaptation of the massively popular first-person dungeon escape game "Dark and Darker.

Dark and Darker, for those who haven’t heard of it before, is a Steam game from developer Ironmace which has been running playtests since August when the first alpha opened up for testers in ...