Ironmace has denied that allegation, and Park reiterated that denial today. The game publishing giant alleged that Ironmace's founders, former Nexon employees, used copyrighted work from a cancelled Nexon project in the creation of Dark and Darker. The Nexon lawsuit has not yet been resolved, and is the likely barrier to Dark and Darker coming back to Steam. Please let us know how you think we're doing on this front." We want to offer players a fair way to support us while enjoying the game. "The in-game shop is our attempt at being realistic with the business of running an online game but trying to find a way to do it without resorting to random loot boxes and FOMO items. "Our assumption when we started this company was that you could still build a lucrative business while being true to your fans," wrote Park. There's also an in-game shop, which Park addressed in the announcement post. I'm having trouble actually purchasing the game from the official site, but that might just be due to high traffic. Aside from the game itself, Dark and Darker's new launcher, called Blacksmith, is also a work-in-progress.ĭark and Darker's standard edition costs $35, and there's a Founder's Edition with some bonus stuff for $50. In the announcement, Park also noted that in-game VoIP won't be available until Ironmace's legal team has signed off on third-party and user agreements, and said that "many key features are still missing" in this release.
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