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Dev Behind Xbox Showcase's 'Korean Splinter Cell' Goes Bankrupt

The developer behind the stealth action game MUDANG: Two Hearts has filed for bankruptcy, leading to the project's official cancellation.

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EVR Studio, the developer behind the title MUDANG: Two Hearts, has officially declared bankruptcy. This development follows the game's high-profile appearance at a previous Xbox showcase, where it was introduced to the public.

Coverage from outlets including Kotaku, Push Square, and Yahoo Tech identifies the project as the same title previously highlighted as a 'Korean Splinter Cell.' Reports confirm that the bankruptcy proceedings have resulted in the cancellation of the game, which was previously slated for the PlayStation 5. Future updates remain pending as no further details have been provided regarding the status of the studio's other intellectual property or its corporate assets.

It is currently unclear if any development efforts will be salvaged by other entities.

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Quick answers

What is the status of MUDANG: Two Hearts?

The game has been officially cancelled following the bankruptcy of developer EVR Studio.

How was the game previously described in media?

Coverage has referred to the game as a 'Korean Splinter Cell' and a promising stealth action title for the PlayStation 5.

What company was responsible for the game?

The game was developed by EVR Studio.

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