Embracer Group, the parent company of THQ Nordic, has actually acquired Saber Interactive– the studio behind World War Z and the Change port of The Witcher 3.
The offer might strike an optimum of $375 million, and Saber’s past success as an independent studio– World War Z offered more than 3 million systems according to Embracer– was among the factors Embracer acquired the New Jersey studio.
Embracer creator and CEO Lars Wingefors states that Saber will stay independent, which he keeps in mind has actually been a crucial component in the developer’s story up until now. “Their ambitious moves towards self-funding projects in recent years have been particularly impressive,” he states.
Tim Willits, former id Software application studio director and present CCO of Saber, in a tweet stated he is “thrilled” at the relocation, including it “puts Saber on a much bigger world stage. Good times ahead.”
[Source: Embracer Group, (2), Tim Willits]
