In IGN's Balan Wonderworld review, we said, "It’s a mess of undercooked concepts and clunky mechanics that slow it to a crawl, and it seems to take inspiration from better games without properly recapturing what actually makes them fun." In that context, Square Enix's recommendation feels a little off-base. Furthermore, Naka called out the company, saying, "I think Square Enix is no good." He said that he had an internal conflict with co-developer Arzest and felt like Balan Wonderworld was submitted in an unfinished state. Recently, Naka opened up about his time at Square Enix developing the game.
Naka left Square Enix after the game was released last year and has since become an independent developer. As for Balan Wonderworld, "it is a game that we recommend with confidence." (from Q&A session during earnings briefing)- Takashi Mochizuki May 13, 2022īalan Wonderworld hasn't had the best time in the spotlight. Square Enix confirmed it had lawsuit case with Yuji Naka but declined to comment further. However, according to Bloomberg's Takashi Mochizuki, Square Enix also commented on Balan Wonderworld itself, saying, "it is a game that we recommend with confidence."
Square Enix confirmed that Naka had a lawsuit case with the company but wouldn't give any further details about it. The game was brought up in a Q&A session during a company earnings briefing, during which an investor asked about ex-director Yuji Naka's lawsuit against the company, seemingly brought after his dismissal from the project.
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