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Embracer Group is restructuring and spinning off “Fellowship Entertainment,” which will house major IPs like Tomb Raider and LOTR, while it may also lend out or partner for classic franchises such as Deus Ex, Saints Row, and TimeSplitters. Headlines frame this as a deliberate effort to actively pursue legacy properties under the new structure and possibly enable new entries.

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Key Takeaway Embracer’s new “Fellowship Entertainment” spin-off is set to take over its biggest game IPs, alongside possible external partner licensing for key classic series.
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Embracer’s new “Fellowship Entertainment” spin-off is set to take over its biggest game IPs, alongside possible external partner licensing for key classic series.

Embracer Group is restructuring and spinning off “Fellowship Entertainment,” which will house major IPs like Tomb Raider and LOTR, while it may also lend out or partner for classic franchises such as Deus Ex, Saints Row, and TimeSplitters. Headlines frame this as a deliberate effort to actively pursue legacy properties under the new structure and possibly enable new entries.

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  • ● Fellowship Entertainment spin-off — Former Embracer CEO says Fellowship Entertainment spin-off is the "most effective long-term solution" GamesIndustry.biz

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Top 2 signals · Embracer’s new “Fellowship Entertainment” spin-off is set
TechPowerUp · 11h ago
Embracer Group Splinters, Puts Major IPs Under "Fellowship Entertainment" in Ongoing Restructuring Efforts
videogameschronicle.com · 23h ago
Embracer Group has announced its intention to split into two public companies, with a new spin-off taking over its biggest game IPs, including Tomb Raider

Broader Embracer Group coverage

Other Embracer Group activity — not part of the “Embracer’s new “Fellowship Entertainment” spin-off is set” story
KitGuru · 1d ago
Embracer Group splits up, starts new company to house LOTR, Tomb Raider and more
KitGuru · 1d ago
Embracer Group ‘exploring’ partnerships for Deus Ex
PC Gamer · 1d ago
Embracer Group cuts itself into pieces, this is its last resort: Bifurcation, new listing—licensing out Kain and JC Denton

Briefing Findings · Embracer’s new “Fellowship Entertainment” spin-off is set

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spin-off name Fellowship Entertainment
classic series discussed Deus Ex, Saints Row, TimeSplitters
action described Plans to spin-off / splits up / licensing or partnerships explored

What to Watch

  • Follow GamesIndustry.biz coverage for updates on the Fellowship Entertainment spin-off process. GamesIndustry.biz
  • Watch for announcements on whether Deus Ex, Saints Row, and TimeSplitters are lent to external partners. Rock Paper Shotgun
  • Track additional reporting about which Embracer IPs are assigned to Fellowship Entertainment versus retained. KitGuru

What Changed

  • Embracer Group Splinters, Puts Major IPs Under "Fellowship Entertainment" in Ongoing Restructuring Efforts TechPowerUp
  • Embracer Group has announced its intention to split into two public companies, with a new spin-off taking over its biggest game IPs, including Tomb Raider videogameschronicle.com
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PC Gamer · 1 article
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videogameschronicle.com · 1 article
Broader Embracer Group coverage · not part of the Embracer’s new “Fellowship Entertainment” spin-off is set story
KitGuru · 1 article

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tweaktown.com

Fate of Metro,Tomb Raider, Lord of the Rings, Kingdom Come and more now in the hands of new Fellowship Entertainment spin off

Embracer Group is spinning off Fellowship Entertainment, meaning the group will now operate as its own company, handling some of gaming's biggest IPs.

21h ago Derek Strickland
purexbox.com

Embracer Follows Ubisoft In Splitting Off New Publisher To Handle Huge IP, Tomb Raider & LOTR Included

Say hello to Fellowship Entertainment

1d ago Pure Xbox
kitguru.net

Embracer Group ‘exploring’ partnerships for Deus Ex - KitGuru

One of the most disappointing things about Embracer's acquisition of Eidos Montreal has been the com

1d ago Matthew Wilson
thegamer.com

Saints Row Might Not Be Dead After All, As Embracer Is Open To Outsourcing The IP

Embracer Group says it might do something with Saints Row - after laying off all of the devs.

24h ago Rhiannon Bevan
gamedeveloper.com

Embracer chairman: Cost control 'does not get enough respect'

Embracer Group chairman Lars Wingefors staged a defense of the company's mass layoffs and studio closures in a new letter to investors.

1d ago Bryant Francis

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