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TweakTown News Gaming TL;DR: Embracer Group is spinning off major studios and franchises, including Tomb Raider, Metro, and Lord of the Rings, into a new independent company called Fellowship Entertainment. …
TweakTown News Gaming TL;DR: Eidos-Montreal is cutting 124 jobs due to shifting project demands, marking its third layoff round since Embracer Group's acquisition. …
… 3 VIEW GALLERY - 3 IMAGES Embracer Group is splitting up into two companies, and one of them, Fellowship Entertainment , will have a treasure trove of dormant game IPs. …
… Notably, Embracer Group studios hold the rights to the Lord of the Rings games, and Warhorse Studios is owned by the Embracer Group. …
… The info was announced by Embracer during its business strategy briefing. Embracer will spin off Fellowship Entertainment, which includes a ton of other IPs like Tomb Raider, Metro, and Dead Island, into a separate standalone group. …
… Embracer Group, who owns 4A Games and publisher Plaion/Deep Silver, hasn't been coy about the existence of the Metro game. …
… Rumors began circulating yesterday about a new big Lord of the Rings game being in development by a studio under the Embracer Group, the owners of the Lord of the Rings game rights. …
… The project was actually confirmed in Embracer Group's recent earnings report, where it also announced that Warhorse would now be joining Fellowship Entertainment , a new company spun off by Embracer that now leads IPs like Lord of the Rings, Tomb Raider, Deus Ex, and the aforementioned Kingdom Com… …
… Remember that Embracer Group owns the studio, and that Eidos-Montreal is actually part of a joint operating unit alongside Crystal Dynamics. …
… For those who don't know, Warhorse Studios is owned by the Embracer Group, which also owns the rights to the Lord of the Rings games. …