The companies reported that PQube transferred the grant due to the developers and returned the rights to A Space for the Unbound.

Another developers opposed the PQube publisher. The creators of AeternoBlade II said that the British company paid them only a small part of the minimum guarantees. After the studio terminated the contract, PQube refused to return the rights to publish the console version of the game in Europe.

Yesterday, the authors of the adventure game A Space for the Unbound said that the British publisher PQube withheld money from the grant allocated to them. However, PQube denied the claims. He told the media that he “fulfilled all obligations” to the companies Toge Productions and Mojiken.