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ARC Raiders continues to provide growth for Embark Studio's parent company, despite falling Steam figures
The game sold an additional 800,000 units this quarter alone, continuing to provide revenue for Nexon.
The game sold an additional 800,000 units this quarter alone, continuing to provide revenue for Nexon.
It's a constant cat and mouse chase, according to Serafim Pinto, but with systems like AnyBrain developers can hopefully just worry about the game being cool.
Frozen Trail will arrive in October, giving fans quite the wait.
Can't wait to shoot Mike Wazowski in his big ol' eye and grab all of his loot.
An external legal investigation is ongoing, with Embark Studios saying it did not substantiate the allegations.
A genuine mistake, but one which may make you think twice about connecting accounts in the future.
The Swedish powerhouse behind last years megahit Arc Raiders has had a lot of opportunities thanks to all the money earned...
The trends of 2025, at least on PC, are continuing well into the new year.
"For all the anti-AI sentiment we're seeing in various articles, it appears consumers generally do not care."
Let's see what all the fuss is about, then.
Embark's survival PvEvP title has sold more than 4 million copies in less than two weeks.
It now has one of the 30 highest-player peaks in Steam history.
It's a collector's paradise, a technically impressive release, and a long-term game that keeps drawing you back for more.
Swedish studio Embark has pulled off something few expected.
Embark seems pretty pleased with the game's results.
Despite being a paid game compared to Embark's The Finals, Arc Raiders has surpassed its launch player count.
Embark's CEO Patrick Soderlund says the studio even has plans for an edgier game than its previous titles.
Now's your chance to really put the servers through their paces ahead of launch.
The team at Embark Studios is not leaving its office, and will not be at Gamescom either.
Fans were expecting it to be shadow-dropped, but we will have to wait a few months more...
The Finals' developer Embark Studios has served up a sample of its upcoming extraction shooter.
It will be the game's "largest public test yet".
Everything was looking good for the game, but this is sure to be a roadblock for potential players.
And it still looks great.
Embark Studios' free-to-play multiplayer shooter never had an official release date, but now we know it won't be coming this year.
It'll be coming sometime next year.