Playstudios Just Settled With Investors Over Kingdom Boss Flop—How to Get Your Payout

Court: D. Nevada

Case: 2:25-cv-00194

Playstudios MYPS has agreed to settle a lawsuit from investors who say the company misled them about its financial performance and the expected success of its flagship game, Kingdom Boss.

The settlement follows steep stock drops and allegations that Playstudios hyped a game that was quietly falling apart behind the scenes.

What Really Happened With Kingdom Boss

In 2021, Playstudios claimed that Kingdom Boss would be a major hit, projecting $60 million in revenue from the game alone. But less than a year later, the company abruptly canceled the project, citing serious development issues that had never been shared before.

At the same time, the company reported disappointing 2021 revenue. Then, in May 2022, it confirmed even weaker results for Q1. Altogether, MYPS stock dropped more than 20% in just a few months.

Investors Push Back Over Misleading Projections

By mid-2022, investors filed a lawsuit accusing Playstudios of knowingly exaggerating the commercial potential of Kingdom Boss, hiding the game’s troubled development.

Now There’s a Settlement on the Table

Now, Playstudios has agreed to settle the case, offering compensation to investors who were impacted by the fallout. The filing deadline is September 02, 2025. You can check details and file a claim to receive a portion of the settlement.