The publisher behind Dead Island 2 is closing studios after losing the money
“Late last night, we were informed that one major strategic partnership that has been negotiated for seven months will not materialize,” Embracer CEO Lars Wingefors told investors in a May 24 quarterly earnings press release. He added that if the deal had ended up going through, it would have “set a new benchmark for the gaming industry.”But Wingefors never named the company that had walked away from the $2 billion verbal agreement.
gaming subsidiary, Savvy Games Group, that backed out. Led by CEO Brian Ward, a longtime gaming industry exec who worked at both Activision Blizzard and Electronic Arts, Savvy Games Group has been vocal about its aspirations to turn Saudi Arabia into a new gaming hub, with studios on the ground building the next generation of big hits. It’s still unclearEmbracer had already received a $1 billion investment from the Public Investment Fund last year.
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