Project KV's abrupt cancellation sparked an unexpected outcome: the birth of Project VK, a fan-made game. This non-profit endeavor showcases the power of community passion in the face of disappointment.
From the Ruins of Project KV: A Community Rises
Studio Vikundi Unveils Project VK
Following Project KV's September 8th cancellation, Studio Vikundi emerged on X (formerly Twitter) with a statement acknowledging the inspiration drawn from Project KV, while emphasizing their commitment to independent development. The studio clarified that Project VK is a non-profit, fan-created game, completely separate from Blue Archive and Project KV, and committed to ethical development practices. They explicitly stated their intention to avoid the controversies that plagued Project KV.
Project KV's demise stemmed from significant online criticism regarding its close resemblance to Blue Archive, a game several of its developers had worked on at Nexon Games. Accusations of plagiarism encompassed various aspects, from visual style and music to the core concept: a city populated by armed female students. Dynamis One, the studio behind Project KV, announced the cancellation just a week after releasing a second teaser, apologizing for the controversy. (For a comprehensive look at the Project KV saga, please refer to our related article.)
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