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Project VK: A Community-Driven Successor to the Canceled Project KV
The swift cancellation of Project KV on September 8th ignited a passionate response from its fanbase. Almost immediately, a fan-made project, Project VK, emerged, demonstrating the community's dedication and commitment.
Studio Vikundi's Announcement
Studio Vikundi, the team behind Project VK, swiftly addressed the situation on Twitter (X), acknowledging Project KV's influence while emphasizing their commitment to independent development. Their statement clarified that Project VK is a non-profit, indie game, completely separate from Blue Archive and Project KV, and created by fans disillusioned by Project KV's controversies. They explicitly stated their intention to maintain professional conduct and respect existing copyrights.
Project KV's cancellation stemmed from significant online criticism regarding its striking similarities to Blue Archive. Accusations of plagiarism centered on its art style, music, and core concept: a city populated by armed female students in a Japanese aesthetic. Dynamis One, the developer of Project KV, announced the cancellation just a week after releasing its second teaser, apologizing for the controversy.
Project VK represents a remarkable example of fan dedication, transforming disappointment into a collaborative effort to create a game free from the controversies that plagued its predecessor. It stands as a testament to the power of community in the gaming world.
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