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‘Fellowship Entertainment’ will be the new home of Lord of the Rings and Tomb Raider.
Technically, it’s just a rebrand of Embracer Group, which once went on a shopping spree to become the one-game-company-to-rule-them-all. After that fell through, Embracer announced it’d spin out its tabletop and indie games into independent companies Asmodee and Coffee Stain, leaving only its priciest studios and IP.
Here are the studios that will remain with Fellowship:
4A Games, Aspyr Media, CrazyLabs, Crystal Dynamics, Dambuster Studios, Dark Horse, Deca Games, Eidos-Montréal, Flying Wild Hog, Gunfire Games, Limited Run Games, Middle-earth Enterprises, Milestone, PLAION, Tarsier Studios, THQ Nordic, Tripwire Interactive, Vertigo Games, and Warhorse Studios amongst more than 40 other companies.
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