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Yeah, it looks like Nexon was trying to crush their competition (there was a lead developer that left Nexon and went to work on Dark and Darker).
The police didn't find anything obvious when they investigated Nexon's allegations. And they had already had an audit conducted by an external group:
https://www.vg247.com/dark-and-darker-devs-raided-by-police-following-accusations-of-stolen-assets
The lawsuit that Nexon filed in the U.S. was eventually dismissed, but Steam pulled the game from their store, so that damage was already done:
https://gamerant.com/dark-and-darker-nexon-lawsuit-dismissed/