Following the abrupt cancellation of Project KV, passionate fans swiftly rallied to create a community-driven game with a strikingly similar name. Discover the story behind this non-profit initiative fueled by fan dedication.
Project VK: A Fan-Made Game Born from Project KV’s Cancellation
Studio Vikundi Unveils Project VK
In the wake of Project KV’s cancellation, fans launched Project VK, a non-profit, community-driven game. On September 8, coinciding with Project KV’s termination, Studio Vikundi emerged on Twitter (X) with a statement addressing the development.
The studio declared: "While that project inspired us, our team remains committed to continuing development smoothly, as responsible creators should. Studio Vikundi is dedicated to delivering a project that meets your expectations."
"Project VK is an original, non-profit indie game crafted by devoted fans," the studio added in a follow-up post. "It has no ties to Blue Archive or Project KV. Disappointed by the unprofessional conduct of Project KV’s team, we pledge to uphold integrity. Our work is entirely original, respecting all existing copyrights."
Project KV was halted on September 8 amid widespread criticism for its close resemblance to Blue Archive, a game some of its developers contributed to at Nexon Games. Accusations of plagiarism targeted its visuals, music, and core concept—a Japanese-style city featuring weapon-wielding female students.
A week after its second teaser, Dynamis One announced the cancellation on Twitter (X), issuing an apology for the controversy. For a detailed look at Project KV’s downfall and the resulting backlash, explore our in-depth article below!
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