PCF Group S.A. and Square Enix Limited have signed a conditional agreement to formally terminate their 2020 Gemini project contract and 2016 Madness project agreement.
The settlement includes a mutual waiver of all potential claims arising from the previous professional relationship between the two companies.
The agreement is contingent upon PCF Group delivering a comprehensive closing kit of all Gemini project development materials within 30 days of the agreement date.
Square Enix Limited has a 30-day window following the delivery of the closing kit to verify and accept the materials.
If Square Enix fails to accept the closing kit or does not respond within the 30-day verification period, the agreement will expire and the contract terminations and claim waivers will not take effect.
The resolution of these obligations is intended to allow PCF Group to pursue future independence or alternative publishing partnerships.
PCF Group S.A. has entered into a conditional agreement with Square Enix Limited to finalize the financial settlement of the Gemini project and formally terminate existing development and publishing partnerships. This agreement marks the conclusion of two long-standing collaborations, specifically the 2020 production-publishing contract for the Gemini project and the 2016 agreement concerning the Madness project. As part of this settlement, both parties have agreed to waive all potential claims arising from their previous professional relationship.
The effectiveness of this agreement is subject to a specific condition precedent involving the transfer of technical assets. PCF Group is required to deliver a comprehensive closing kit containing all development materials related to the Gemini project within 30 days of the agreement date. Square Enix Limited then has a subsequent 30-day window to verify and accept these materials. Should the publisher fail to respond or formally reject the contents of the closing kit, the agreement will expire, and the stipulated legal consequences, including the termination of the contracts and the waiver of claims, will not take effect.
This development represents a strategic shift in the operational relationship between the Warsaw-based developer and the London-based publisher. By resolving these outstanding project obligations, the parties aim to clear the path for future independence or alternative partnerships. The company intends to provide further updates as the verification process for the closing kit progresses and the final status of the agreement is confirmed.