#pubg lawsuit

NetEase, the creator of mobile battle-royale games Rules of Survival and Knives out, is being sued by PUBG Corporation for copyright infringement, trademark infringement, and false designation of origin, according to the formal complaint document, which was made public by Torrentfreak. "PUBG has suffered irreparable harm because of Defendants’ unlawful, unfair, and/or fraudulent business conduct and will continue to suffer irreparable harm in the future unless Defendants are enjoined from their unlawful, unfair, and/or fraudulent business conduct," as stated in the complaint. The suit ends with PUBG requesting NetEase stop distributing each and every version of RoS and KO, as well as stop supporting and developing them. Moving forward, it's up to the courts if PUBG's case holds any water. really did push through in suing Epic Games for copyright infringement over PUBG. This is due to the fact that Fortnite might be replicating the experience that PUBG became known for. The lawsuit was actually filed back in January in the Seoul Central District Court, according to a representative from PUBG Corp who told Korea Times. There were no specific claims in the lawsuit but according to PUBG Corp., they had concerns over Fortnite's UI, gameplay, and "structural replication" as it had similarities with PUBG. Read more in our articles including "PUBG Corp files lawsuit against RoS & Knives Out creator" and "PUBG Corp. sues Epic Games for copyright infringement in Korea".