Game Freak Inc. (Headquarters: Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo, CEO: Satoshi Tajiri, hereinafter referred to as “the Company”) has discovered that the personal information of our employees and others was leaked in connection with unauthorized access to our server by a third party in August 2024.

Pokemon developer Game Freak shares an official response to the massive data breach that it suffered, confirming some of the things that were stolen.

Game Freak — the primary developer of the Pokémon games — suffered a massive data breach. Pokémon creator, Nintendo, confirmed this leak on Sunday, which involved not only a massive amount of personal information, but supposed unused concept art and lore stories involving the franchise.

The Pokémon developer has apologized for an employee data breach, but news reports indicate that IP on old and upcoming games has been stolen, too.

Japanese video game developer Game Freak has confirmed it suffered a cyberattack in August after source code and game designs for unpublished games were leaked online.

Game Freak faces a significant data breach, leaking over a terabyte of sensitive information, including assets from the upcoming 24th Pokemon movie

This weekend, reports of an alleged hack on Game Freak, the studio behind Pokémon, surfaced. Social media and various forums were flooded with leaked information about the past and future of the franchise.

Game Freak, the company that develops Pokémon games, has suffered a major leak. Private information on workers and projects went public.