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2021
Embracer announces acquisition of Digic Holdings
Embracer Group announced that it was purchasing Hungary-based animation studio Digic Holdings from its current owners; no purchase price was disclosed in the article.
2021
Embracer agrees to acquire 3D Realms
Embracer Group, through its wholly owned subsidiary Saber Interactive, entered into an agreement to acquire all shares in 3D Realms Entertainment ApS. 3D Realms is expected to continue operating as a Saber subsidiary.
2021
Saber Interactive agrees to acquire 3D Realms
Saber Interactive entered into an agreement to acquire all shares in 3D Realms Entertainment ApS. 3D Realms was to continue operating as a subsidiary under Saber, and CEO Mike Nielsen was to step down as Frederik Schreiber assumed the CEO role.
2021
Embracer Group announces agreement to acquire Aspyr Media
Embracer Group announced through its subsidiary Saber Interactive that it had an agreement in place to acquire Aspyr Media; the deal was pending closing.
2021
Embracer Group acquires Aspyr Media
Embracer Group acquired US-based developer Aspyr Media by merger through its wholly owned subsidiary Saber Interactive. Aspyr was to operate as a standalone entity under Saber Interactive.
2020
Embracer Group agrees to acquire Mad Head Games
Embracer Group, through its wholly owned subsidiary Saber Interactive, entered into an agreement to acquire all shares in Mad Head Games. Completion was expected within the next couple of weeks and had not yet occurred according to the source.
2020
Saber Interactive acquires Snapshot Games
The article reports that Saber Interactive acquired Snapshot Games. The source does not specify when the acquisition occurred.
2020
World War Z update introduces the Dronemaster class
The World War Z update introduced the game’s first new class, Dronemaster, along with a new Advanced Combat Weapon. The free update arrived on PlayStation 4 on July 22, 2020.
2020
Embracer Group acquired Saber Interactive
Embracer Group acquired game developer Saber Interactive in a deal with $150 million upfront and up to $375 million in additional performance-based payments over three years.
2020
Embracer Group announces agreement to acquire Saber Interactive
Embracer Group announced an agreement to acquire the assets of US-based developer Saber Interactive for up to US$525 million. Saber is to remain a standalone company within Embracer Group.
2019
Saber Interactive acquires Bigmoon Entertainment
Saber Interactive acquired Portuguese developer Bigmoon Entertainment, which became part of Saber Interactive.