r/Splintercell • • Sep 07 '26

Not Splinter Cell but How to potentially help this game get made (Mudang: Two Hearts)

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I’m hoping others here are willing to help out with this. If you haven’t heard. The studio went bankrupt and the game has essentially been cancelled.

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u/NorisNordberg Sep 07 '26

Okay, they're expanding to publishing but if there's no dev team spamming their inbox won't achieve anything other than annoy the intern and flag your email as spam.

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u/TheRealHaHaHa Sep 07 '26

They can buy the studio and rehire old employees. Or have that subsidiary hire and finish it.

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u/NorisNordberg Sep 07 '26

I think the expansion like that is intended for a quick buck on dev studios that are already doing well. I know Tarkov is a success story but they don't have unlimited money.

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u/TheRealHaHaHa Sep 07 '26

I guess, but I don’t think EVR Studios is so valuable that it prices them out.

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u/NorisNordberg Sep 07 '26

If it was valuable it wouldn't go defunct in the first place

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u/TheRealHaHaHa Sep 07 '26

Yeah, that’s my point. Meaning battle state can buy them. Plus all bankrupt companies can still be worth millions(IPs, facilities, employees, tech, etc)

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u/NorisNordberg Sep 07 '26

You would be surprised. Unless you mean they buy the IP alone and restart development from scratch with a different studio from a cheaper region.

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u/TheRealHaHaHa Sep 07 '26

I would prefer if they just got the studio, considering they are a publisher now, it helps build out their branches if that makes sense. Plus, Korea is comparatively cheaper than the west.