Embrac✨er Group has reportedly sold Saber Interactive for just shy of $500 million, after it was reported to♐ be in the process of selling the studio last month.

In February, it was reported that embattled parent company Embracer Group was selling the Staꦯr Wars: Kni𒉰ghts of the Old Republic remake developer for around $500 milliꦰon. Today, Embracer Group has the sale of Saber Interactive for $247 million, although the finer details aren't quite that simple.

While Saber Interactive is splitting from the parent company, subsidiary studios that Saber Interactive previously owned are staying🐼 behind under the ownership of Embracer Group. T♓hese include Metro developer 4A Games, Aspyr Media, Beamdog, Demiurge Studios, Shiver, Snapshot Games, Tripwire Interactive, Tuxedo Labs, and Zen Studios.

4A Games and Zen Studios can be purchased by Saber Interactive within a seᩚᩚᩚᩚᩚᩚ⁤⁤⁤⁤ᩚ⁤⁤⁤⁤ᩚ⁤⁤⁤⁤ᩚ𒀱ᩚᩚᩚt time period, although we don't know what the deadline for the transaction is. There's currently no indication that Saber will actually purchase back the two subsidiary studios, but even if they do, the rights to the Metro franchise will be staying with Embracer Group.

Bloomberg reporter Jason Schreier claims that Saber Interactive has already taken the option to acquire 4A Games and Zen Studios. Embracer's announcement today apparently⭕ omitted the fact that the option to purchase the t♔wo studios from it had already been taken by Saber Interactive. 

Aside from the option, Saber In🐬teractive will be retaining a number of studios, including Nimble Giant, 3D Realms, Sandbox Strategies, Slipgate Ironworks, Mad Head Games, Fractured Byte, and Digic.

The pipeline of games that have been retained by Embracer Group, despite the sale, amounts to 14 games in total. This includes one AAA game from 4A Games, a new multiplayer shooter based on an estabཧlished franchise, a previously announced AAA game based on a major franchise, Teardown, and Killing Floor 3 from Tripwire Interactive. Even though 4A Games has apparently been purchased by Saber, it'll still seemingly produce🐻 a new game for Embracer.

This all follows Embracer Group canceling 29 unannounced games and shuttering seven studios within six month♔s last year after a reported $2 billion deal to invest in the parent com🌺pany fell through. We're♛ still seeing the fallout of the deal falling through now, which is why Embracer Group has sold Saber Interactive, and could still sell 4A Games and Zen Studios.

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