A revelation from a Korean gaming community has quickly dispelled initial assumptions about the nature of Project H. A member of Ruliweb, an online forum for gaming enthusiasts in Korea, undertook a straightforward inquiry that led to unexpected conclusions. This investigation was subsequently highlighted by a Reddit user, which brought the matter into broader public discussion. The Ruliweb participant contacted Seo Jeong-geun, the author behind the original MTN article, seeking clarification on whether Project H and the Horizon MMO were indeed related.

The journalist expressed astonishment at the rapid and speculative interpretations made by Western media outlets. According to Seo, the "H" referenced in his piece does not pertain to the Horizon franchise. Consequently, it is now clear that there are two distinct GAAS (Gaming as a Service) titles within the Horizon universe currently under development: the MMO version and another online live-service game by Guerrilla Games. This clarification underscores the importance of accurate reporting and the need for careful verification before drawing conclusions.

Such incidents highlight the significance of thorough research and direct communication in journalism. It also emphasizes the role of gaming communities in fostering transparency and accuracy in news dissemination. By engaging directly with sources and questioning assumptions, these communities can contribute positively to the broader discourse around game development and media integrity.