Lawsuit Filed Against Three Former Employees by Mythical Games
Mythical Games Files Lawsuit Against Former Employees
In a surprising turn of events, Mythical Games, a leading next-generation blockchain gaming company based in Los Angeles, has taken legal action against three of its former employees. The lawsuit, filed earlier this month, seeks the recovery of stolen property, an injunction against its use, and compensatory and punitive damages.
The three ex-employees, who left Mythical Games in early 2023, prior to the announcement of Fenix Games, are accused of fraud, breach of trust, breach of contract, and misuse of company resources. According to the lawsuit, the former employees allegedly used Mythical Games' network to secure investment money for their own project.
Nate Nesbitt, the Head of Communications at Mythical Games, stated that the legal action was taken to protect the company's corporate interest, as is their duty to employees and investors. Nesbitt further emphasised that Mythical Games believes strongly in the protection of intellectual property and corporate assets.
Mythical Games' belief system includes new economies, digital ownership, verifiable scarcity, and player engagement. The company operates within and beyond the technologies of today, aiming to redefine the gaming industry with its innovative approach.
Rudy Koch, Chris Ko, and Matt Nutt, the three former employees named in the lawsuit, have yet to comment on the allegations. Mythical Games, however, remains committed to upholding the highest standards of integrity and fairness in its operations.
As the case unfolds, Mythical Games continues to focus on its mission to revolutionise the gaming industry, providing players with unique, immersive, and ownable gaming experiences. The company remains optimistic about the future and looks forward to the continued growth and success of its games and platforms.
