Saber Interactive has secured investments from two private equity firms to help clear its debt to Embracer. Aleph Capital Partners and Crestview Partners announced a "significant equity investment ...

The capital infusion will be use by Saber Interactive to pay off all debt owed to Embracer Group AB in connection with its recent management-led buyout and accelerate growth initiatives Octagon ...

Saber Interactive is declining to say whether a YouTube comment circulating on social media, which among other things says that modern games are "too complex and too much of an investment" and ...

Embracer Group announced it has completed the sale of Saber Interactive assets and the cancellation of the option for Saber to acquire 4A Games and Zen Studios. Embracer Group announces the ...

Embracer Group has confirmed it will retain Metro developer 4A Games and Pinball FX creator Zen Studios as the sale of Saber Interactive progresses. Saber was one of Embracer's operating groups ...

In March of this year, Embracer announced the sale of more of its assets, including large portions of Saber Interactive, for the price of $247m. At this time, Saber's new CEO Matt Karch stated the ...

Some of its acquired studios also had to be sold off, such as Saber Interactive for $247 million. However, it's been reported that Embracer will be retaining two development studios from this ...

Saber Interactive has, once again, shown off its spectacular horde simulation technology with Warhammer: Space Marine 2. A stunning tribute to the awesome tabletop game, Space Marine 2 tasks ...

Please verify your email address. Hide and Seek just got a whole lot more deadly. Today, Saber Interactive and Stormind Games released a new Dev Diary for A Quiet Place: The Road Ahead all about ...

It’s still possible that the game could come to the service eventually, though, as developer Saber Interactive has had its games available there in the past. The company's arctic driving title ...

Saber Interactive successfully secured investment from two private equity firms for an undisclosed amount to pay off its debt to Embracer Group. The investment was made by Aleph Capital and Crestview.