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Embracer Plans On Letting Licensing Out Saints Row, Deus Ex, Timesplitters And More
Embracer Group CEO Lars Wingefors announced plans to explore external partnerships for licensing out several of the company's intellectual properties, including Saints Row, Deus Ex, and TimeSplitters. This strategy aims to revive dormant franchises and expand their reach beyond gaming into other media. A new entity, Fellowship Entertainment, will focus on major franchises like Tomb Raider and The Lord of the Rings.
Embracer is splitting in half again, sending Fellowship Entertainment on its merry way
Embracer Group is splitting into two segments, creating a new company called Fellowship Entertainment to house major IPs like The Lord of the Rings and Tomb Raider, with an IPO planned for 2027. This move aims to better communicate Embracer's diverse operations and unlock the potential of its undervalued assets. The company has undergone previous splits and significant layoffs following financial difficulties.
Lord Of The Rings game by Warhorse Studios confirmed in the most boring way
Warhorse Studios has confirmed it is developing both a new Kingdom Come adventure and an open-world role-playing game set in The Lord of the Rings universe. No release dates or further details have been provided for either project, with the studio stating more information will be shared when appropriate.
Warhorse confirms both a The Lord of the Rings RPG and more Kingdom Come are in development
Warhorse Studios has confirmed it is developing both an open-world role-playing game set in Middle-earth based on The Lord of the Rings and a new adventure in the Kingdom Come series. The studio, which recently released Kingdom Come: Deliverance II and an enhanced version of the original game for PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X|S, stated that more details will be shared when the time is right.
Lord of the Rings, Tomb Raider, Kingdom Come: Deliverance, and more now overseen by new company from Embracer that'll make at least 2 "outstanding AAA products" a year
Embracer Group has established a new entity called Fellowship Entertainment to oversee a portfolio of major intellectual properties, including The Lord of the Rings, Tomb Raider, and Kingdom Come: Deliverance. The company aims to increase management focus and unlock the potential of these IPs, with a goal of releasing at least two outstanding AAA products annually starting in fiscal year 2027-2028. Fellowship Entertainment will also explore licensing opportunities and the adaptation of new technologies, including AI.
Warhorse Studios Is Making A Lord Of The Rings RPG And A New Kingdom Come “Adventure”
Warhorse Studios has confirmed it is developing an open-world RPG set in Middle-earth, marking a significant shift from its historical game focus. The studio also announced a new project related to its Kingdom Come series, described as an "adventure" rather than a direct sequel.
It's true: the Kingdom Come Deliverance studio is making a Lord of the Rings RPG
Warhorse Studios has confirmed it is developing an open-world role-playing game set in Middle-earth, based on The Lord of the Rings. The studio, known for Kingdom Come: Deliverance, also announced a new adventure in the Kingdom Come series. This project is part of Embracer Group's broader initiative for The Lord of the Rings intellectual property.
Embracer to spin off major video game franchises and studios
Embracer Group is spinning off its major video game franchises and studios into a new publicly listed company called Fellowship Entertainment, set to launch in 2027. This move aims to provide sharper management focus and clearer accountability for its diverse portfolio. Fellowship Entertainment will house key IPs like Darksiders, Dead Island, and Tomb Raider, alongside studios such as 4A Games and Crystal Dynamics.
Deus Ex and TimeSplitters games teased as Embracer Group does more restructuring
Embracer Group is restructuring and exploring external partnerships for its less prominent game franchises, including Deus Ex and TimeSplitters. This comes after the company previously cancelled new installments in these series and shut down studios like Free Radical Design. The conglomerate aims to capitalize on IPs such as Saints Row, Legacy Of Kain, Red Faction, and Thief, while its core AAA IPs like Tomb Raider and The Lord Of The Rings will be managed by a new entity called Fellowship Entertainment.
Warhorse gör nya Kingdom Come- och Sagan om ringen-spel
Warhorse Studios has announced two new projects: a third installment in the Kingdom Come series and an open-world RPG set in The Lord of the Rings universe. Further details on content and release windows for both titles will be shared at a later date.
Open-World Lord of Rings RPG and New Kingdom Come Game Confirmed in Development at Warhorse Studios
Warhorse Studios has confirmed that it is developing two new titles: an open-world role-playing game set in The Lord of the Rings universe and a new installment in the Kingdom Come series. Further details about the games have not yet been revealed.
Lord of the Rings RPG from Kingdom Come: Deliverance Dev Confirmed
Warhorse Studios, known for Kingdom Come: Deliverance, has officially announced it is developing an open-world RPG set in Middle-earth. The studio also confirmed a new Kingdom Come adventure is in the works, though both projects are in early development. This marks a significant new entry for The Lord of the Rings IP in the video game space.
Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2 studio confirms Lord of the Rings rumors, Warhorse is making an "open world…
Warhorse Studios has confirmed rumors that it is developing an open-world RPG set in Middle-earth, based on The Lord of the Rings. The studio, known for Kingdom Come: Deliverance, also announced that a new Kingdom Come adventure is in development. Further details on both projects will be revealed at a later date.
Warhorse confirms that it's working on a Lord of the Rings RPG, and a new Kingdom Come Deliverance game
Warhorse Studios has confirmed it is developing an open-world RPG set in Middle-earth, alongside a new installment in the Kingdom Come series. The developer shared the news via a post on X, stating more details will be revealed when the time is right. This announcement comes after rumors circulated about a Lord of the Rings project from the studio.
Classic series like Deux Ex, Legacy Kain, and Saints Row will be "more actively" explored following Embracer Group structure shift
Embracer Group is splitting into two public companies, Fellowship Entertainment and the new Embracer, to better manage its extensive intellectual property portfolio. This restructuring aims to revitalize dormant franchises like Deus Ex and Legacy of Kain, with Fellowship Entertainment focusing on IP licensing and managing key studios. The move comes after a period of significant layoffs and studio sales for Embracer.
Embracer 'Actively Exploring' External Partnerships for the Likes of Saints Row, Deus Ex, TimeSplitters, and More
Embracer Group is establishing a new business unit called Fellowship Entertainment to manage and revitalize dormant franchises such as Saints Row, Deus Ex, and TimeSplitters, alongside existing IPs like The Lord of the Rings and Tomb Raider. The company is actively seeking external partnerships to achieve this.
Embracer Group split again spinning off their biggest IP, along with plans for IP partnerships
Embracer Group is undergoing another significant restructuring, splitting off Fellowship Entertainment, which will focus on publishing and IP licensing, including major franchises like The Lord of the Rings and Tomb Raider. The remaining Embracer Group will focus on its owned IPs and selective M&A. This move aims for sharper management focus and clearer accountability, with plans for Fellowship Entertainment to list on Nasdaq Stockholm by 2027. The company also plans external IP licensing for titles such as Saints Row and Deus Ex.
An Open-World Middle-Earth RPG From Kingdom Come Studio Is Officially Happening
Warhorse Studios has officially confirmed it is developing an open-world RPG set in Middle-earth, with more details to be revealed later. The studio, owned by Embracer, is also working on a new entry in its Kingdom Come series. This announcement follows Embracer's acquisition of Middle-earth Enterprises and its stated goal of a 'Lord of the Rings Renaissance'.
Embracer Group splitting into two companies: Embracer and Fellowship Entertainment
Embracer Group is splitting into two independent companies: Embracer and Fellowship Entertainment. Fellowship Entertainment will focus on IP-led entertainment, including The Lord of the Rings and Tomb Raider, while Embracer will concentrate on proven entrepreneurs with a more efficient structure. This strategic move aims to increase management focus and accelerate value creation for both entities, with Fellowship Entertainment expected to be listed on Nasdaq Stockholm in 2027.
Embracer Group’s Game Development Arm is Being Spun-Off Into Fellowship Entertainment
Embracer Group is splitting into two publicly listed companies: Fellowship Entertainment and a streamlined Embracer Group, with Fellowship Entertainment expected to list on Nasdaq Stockholm in 2027. Fellowship Entertainment will focus on game development, publishing, and licensing, retaining IPs like Tomb Raider and The Lord of the Rings. The move aims to provide more focused management and unlock the potential of each business.
