By Coffee Stain Group separating
The perpetually turbulent Embracer Group has issued a summary of its intentions for the upcoming fiscal year, indicating it will be a bustling period.
For the timeframe spanning April 2025 to March 2026, the organization claims it aims to launch a grand total of 76 games, covering everything from major AAA productions to smaller-scale projects.
CEO Lars Wingefors notes that the first quarter will feature “no notable new launches,” implying that most of its anticipated titles are aimed for the later months of 2025 and the early part of 2026.
Some of the 76 games comprise Metal Eden, Gothic 1 Remake, Reanimal, Wreckreation, “the forthcoming SpongeBob SquarePants game”, NORSE: Oath of Blood, and more “yet to be unveiled”.
The announcement also references Killing Floor 3, which was recently assigned a new launch date, and Marvel 1943: Rise of Hydra, now aiming for a release in early 2026.
Alongside all this, Embracer’s organizational framework is evolving. Coffee Stain Group, which largely oversees the company’s smaller-scale releases, will disband from the conglomerate to form an independent entity by the close of 2025.
Moreover, when this transition occurs, Embracer’s Middle-earth Enterprises & Friends group — the AAA division of the company — will be rebranded as the far more appealing Fellowship Entertainment.
Thus, activity at Embracer is currently intense, with numerous games in development and its structural changes still underway.
Are you eager to observe all these games materialize over the next year or so? Engage in the comments section below.
[source embracer.com, via insider-gaming.com]
Stephen has been with the Push Square team for over six years, contributing endless enthusiasm and extensive insight into video games in his position as Assistant Editor. Growing up playing every PlayStation console available, he has cultivated an eclectic taste, with a particular affinity for indie games, arcade racers, and puzzlers. He also serves as our primary source for Sonic-related topics, much to his delight/chagrin.