Embracer Sells Saber Interactive for $247 Million, Exits Russian Market

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Embracer Group has officially sold off Saber Interactive to Beacon Interactive, a company controlled by Saber Interactive co-founder Matthew Karch, for $247 million USD, according to a new presentation with Embracer CEO Lars Wingefors that is now viewable online. Embracer is also ceasing all operations in Russia as part of the divestment, while the Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic remake, which remains in development at developer Saber Interactive, is reportedly no longer Embracer’s concern.

Embracer is losing:

  • Saber Interactive
  • Nimble Giant Entertainment
  • 3D Realms
  • Sandbox Strategies
  • New World Interactive
  • Slipgate Ironworks
  • Mad Head Games
  • Fractured Byte
  • Digic

Embracer is keeping:

  • Zen Studios
  • 4A Games
  • Tripwire Interactive
  • Beamdog
  • Tuxedo Labs
  • Demiurge Studios
  • Shiver Entertainment
  • Aspyr
  • Snapshot Games
  • 34BigThings

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What's interesting is I don't see DECA games, which is where they moved Star Trek Online. Based on their earnings calls its still a solid earner. It was operating under Cryptic but has now been moved to DECA and Cryptic is effectively being shut down.

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