South Korean-based video game publisher Krafton has announced a deal to acquire Eleventh Hour Games, the creators of "Last Epoch."

Krafton has acquired 100 percent of Last Epoch developer, Eleventh Hour Games.

The developers behind Last Epoch, Eleventh Hour Games, have confirmed they are joining Krafton, the publisher behind PUBG. The name Krafton has been circulating within the gaming news world over the past few weeks because

Cobler is referring to the recent dispute between Krafton and the former studio heads of Unknown Worlds who claim they were fired earlier this month to help the publisher seize control of the company, delay Subnautica 2's 2025 early access release, and avoid having to make a promised $250 million payout.

Eleventh Hour Games, the studio behind hack-and-slash action RPG Last Epoch, has been snapped up by PUBG publisher Krafton.

KRAFTON, publisher of PUBG, InZOI, and Subnautica 2 acquires Last Epoch developer Eleventh Hour Games in $96M deal to expand its RPG portfolio and global reach.

Krafton, the publisher of games like Subnautica 2 and PUBG, acquires another studio while embroiled in controversy with a different developer.