"Game Developer Exodus: Saber Interactive and Studios Break Away from Embracer in $247M Deal"

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Saber Interactive has split from Embracer Group in a deal valued at $247 million, acquiring the rights to themselves and several other studios, including 3D Realms, Slipgate Ironworks, and Metro developers 4A Games. Embracer will cease operations in Russia as a result of the sale and will retain control of several studios and ongoing game projects. The true value of the deal is estimated to be closer to $500 million, and it comes as part of Embracer's efforts to address debt and overspending, which led to recent layoffs.
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