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Project KV's abrupt cancellation sparked an unexpected response: a fan-made successor, Project VK. This non-profit endeavor showcases the power of community passion. Learn more about this remarkable project.
From the Ruins of Project KV: A Fan-Driven Revival
Studio Vikundi Unveils Project VK
Following Project KV's September 8th cancellation, Studio Vikundi emerged on X (formerly Twitter) with a statement. While acknowledging Project KV as an inspiration, the studio emphasized its continued, uninterrupted development. Their message underscored Project VK's non-profit, indie nature and its complete independence from Blue Archive and Project KV, assuring fans of their commitment to ethical development and respect for existing copyrights. The project was born from the disappointment felt by fans regarding Project KV's alleged unprofessional conduct.
Project KV's downfall stemmed from intense online criticism regarding its striking similarity to Blue Archive, a game some of its developers worked on at Nexon Games. Accusations of plagiarism targeted various aspects, from the game's art style and music to its core concept: a city populated by armed female students. Only a week after its second teaser, Dynamis One announced the cancellation, apologizing for the controversy. For a detailed account of Project KV's cancellation and the resulting backlash, please see our related article.
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