Tomb Raider & Deus Ex: Fans can look forward to a flood of games

Square Enix didn’t want Tomb Raider and Deus Ex anymore and sold the licenses to Embracer. The company has now announced that it already has big plans for the cult franchises and wants to develop various games.

Tomb Raider and Deus Ex fans can look forward to many new and possibly old adventures in modernized versions be happy. Embracer, the company that will buy the rights to the Square Enix ranks, announced big plans for the newly acquired franchises in its annual report.

Tomb Raider & Deus Ex: Great future at Embracer

The Embracer Group, which already includes THQ Nordiq and Gearbox Entertainment, has initiated a deal with Square Enix to acquire Eidos, Square Enix Montreal and Crystal Dynamics – the trade should also Rights to series like Tomb Raider, Deus Ex, Thief and Legacy of Kain include. In its annual report, the Embracer Group mentions the positive feedback they have heard from the gaming community about the deal and hints at numerous future projects.

In the report, Embracer also says they see great potential in adopting the series, not just in terms of sequels, but of Remakes, remasters, spin-offs and transmedia crossover projects. In any case, given the long history of the franchises, Embracer has a huge selection of old games that would be suitable for a re-release and numerous characters and stories that could be continued in spin-offs – and they seem to want to take full advantage of that fact . (Source: Embracer)

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Square Enix: Is it worth selling the license?

Square Enix has raised the eyebrows of many in the gaming community with the sale of its development studios and world-renowned franchises – especially considering some of the publisher’s recent projects such as Babylon’s Fall, Chocobo GP and Balan Wonderworld received rave reviews from both audiences and critics became. Whether the sale of Tomb Raider, Deus Ex and Thief for 300 million US dollars was really a good decision will be seen at the latest when Embracer presents its own sequel, remake, remaster and spin-off projects.

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