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Netflix has recently come under legal fire for breaching their Rebel Moon game contract with Evil Genius Games.

Evil Genius Games, the game company suing Netflix, had reportedly been hired by the streaming giant to produce a table-top role playing game (Ttrpg) for Zack Snyder's upcoming hit Rebel Moon as reported by Collider. Snyder has already spoken at length on the Rebel Moon universe and the massive reach it has; Evil Genius' game was allegedly planning on expanding elements of the fictional universe and were in the final editing stages of the Player's Guide and Game Master's Guide before Netflix abruptly terminated the contract. Additionally, a massive internal "word bible" was produced by the Ttprg maker to assist in the creation of the guides as reference.

Related: Zack Snyder Created Over 3,000 Drawings for the Rebel Moon Franchise

The contract's termination lies on Netflix's claim that Evil Genius breached the contract's confidentiality provisions.

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