Saber Interactive

Saber Interactive Inc. is an American video game developer founded in 2001 with headquarters in Fort Lauderdale, Florida. Saber was acquired by Embracer Group in February 2020, making the studio a direct subsidiary.[2] The company's portfolio includes World War Z, NBA Playgrounds, SnowRunner, Crysis Remastered and WWE 2K Battlegrounds among others. The company employs over 1350 people.[3][4]

Saber Interactive Inc.
TypeSubsidiary
IndustryVideo games
Founded2001 (2001)
Founders
  • Andrey Iones
  • Matthew Karch
  • Anton Krupkin
Headquarters
Fort Lauderdale, Florida
,
U.S.
Key people
Number of employees
1,543[1] (2021)
ParentEmbracer Group (2020–present)
Divisions
  • Saber Interactive Belarus
  • Saber Interactive Porto
  • Saber Interactive Russia
  • Saber Interactive Spain
  • Saber Interactive Sweden
Subsidiaries
Websitesaber3d.com

History

Saber Interactive was founded in 2001 by Andrey Iones, Matthew Karch, and Anton Krupkin.[5][6] The founders envisioned creating a studio that could develop great games at a price that the average gamer could afford. Together they created a 3D engine from scratch, gathered a team of artists from Saint Petersburg, Russia and began working on their first game, Will Rock.[7] After the release of Will Rock, Saber developed their proprietary game engine, Saber3D, which was used in their second title, TimeShift (2007).[8] The Saber3D engine has since been continuously updated and evolved for use in current games.[9][10]

In 2010, Saber was approached by Microsoft's 343 Industries to remake Halo: Combat Evolved for the game's tenth anniversary. This would be Saber's first involvement in a major franchise and COO Andrey Iones considered it "an opportunity that we couldn’t miss". To maintain the original game experience, Saber used the original engine for game play and the Saber3D engine for visuals.[11] Halo Combat Evolved Anniversary was released on November 15, 2011 to positive reviews.[12] Saber then assisted in 2014 on the development of Halo: The Master Chief Collection.[13]

On August 1, 2016, Saber Interactive opened its first internal studio outside of Russia in Madrid.[14] This was the beginning of a major international expansion, with Saber opening studios in Sundsvall, Sweden (by buying porting studio Binary Motion),[15] and Minsk, Belarus.

CDProjekt RED partnered with Saber in 2018 on the Nintendo Switch port of The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt — Complete Edition.[16] The port was released on October 15, 2019 to positive reviews highlighting the performance and playability.[17][18]

On April 16, 2019, Saber launched World War Z. The game sold over one million units in its first week of release.[19]

id Software studio director Tim Willits joined Saber as chief creative officer on August 1, 2019.[20]

In October 2019, Saber Interactive acquired Bigmoon Entertainment,[21] a game development studio of forty people based in Porto, Portugal, and rebranded the studio as Saber Porto.[21][22]

Saber was acquired by Embracer Group in February 2020 in a deal worth US$525 million.[2] Under the deal, Saber became the fifth direct subsidiary under Embracer and maintains autonomy. Post-acquisition, Matthew Karch continues to serve as chief executive officer and Andrey Iones as chief operating officer.[23] After joining Embracer, Saber became a platform for future acquisitions of other studios.

In August 2020, Saber Interactive acquired 4A Games, the developers behind the Metro video game series and New World Interactive, the developers of Insurgency: Sandstorm.[24][25] In November 2020, Saber Interactive acquired 34BigThings, Mad Head Games, Nimble Giant Entertainment, Snapshot Games and Zen Studios.[26] Former President and CEO of id Software, Todd Hollenshead, joined Saber as Head of Publishing on November 18, 2020.[27]

Saber and Boss Team Games announced Evil Dead: The Game during The Game Awards 2020.[28]

In February 2021, Embracer Group announced that they acquired Aspyr and that the developer would be a subsidiary for Saber Interactive. The day one purchase price amounts to US$100 million on a cash and debt free basis, where US$60 million is paid in cash and US$40 million is paid in newly issued Embracer B shares. An additional consideration of a maximum of US$350 million may be paid under the agreement subject to certain conditions.[29]

In June 2021, new publishing label Prime Matter announced Saber Interactive was developing a new entry in the Painkiller franchise.

On June 10, 2021, Warhorse Studios announced that Saber Interactive will be developing a Kingdom Come: Deliverance port for the Nintendo Switch.[30]

In August 2021, Saber Interactive acquired 3D Realms, Slipgate Ironworks, SmartPhone Labs, Demiurge Studios, and Fractured Byte[31].[32]

In September 2021, Saber Interactive acquired Bytex.[33]

In December 2021, Saber Interactive acquired DIGIC Pictures and Shiver Entertainment.[34][35]

Studios
Name Location Acquisition Ref
34BigThings Turin November 2020 [36]
3D Realms Aalborg August 2021 [37]
4A Games Kyiv August 2020 [38]
Sliema
Aspyr Media Austin, Texas February 2021 [39]
Bytex Saransk September 2021 [40]
Demiurge Studios Boston, Massachusetts August 2021 [41]
DIGIC Pictures Budapest, Hungary December 2021 [34]
Fractured Byte Tallinn August 2021 [42]
Mad Head Games Belgrade November 2020 [43]
Novi Sad
New World Interactive Calgary August 2020 [44]
Denver, Colorado
Montréal November 2020 [45]
Nimble Giant Entertainment Buenos Aires [46]
Saber Belarus Minsk February 2020 [47]
Saber Porto Porto
Saber Russia Saint Petersburg
Saber Spain Alcobendas
Saber Sweden Sundsvall
Sandbox Strategies Manhattan, New York November 2020 [48]
Slipgate Ironworks Aalborg August 2021 [49]
Shiver Entertainment Miami, USA December 2021 [35]
SmartPhone Labs Veliky Novgorod August 2021 [50]
Snapshot Games Los Angeles, California November 2020 [51]
Sofia
Zen Studios Budapest [52]

Games developed
Year Title Platform(s) Publisher Ref.
2003 Will Rock Microsoft Windows Ubi Soft [53]
2007 TimeShift Microsoft Windows, PlayStation 3, Xbox 360 Sierra Entertainment [54]
2011 Battle: Los Angeles Microsoft Windows, PlayStation 3, Xbox 360 Konami [55]
Halo: Combat Evolved - Anniversary Xbox 360 Microsoft Studios [56]
2012 Inversion[lower-alpha 1] Microsoft Windows, PlayStation 3, Xbox 360 Namco Bandai Games [57]
2013 God Mode Microsoft Windows, PlayStation 3, Xbox 360 Atlus [58]
R.I.P.D. The Game Microsoft Windows, PlayStation 3, Xbox 360 Atlus [59]
2014 Halo: The Master Chief Collection[lower-alpha 2] Xbox One Microsoft Studios [60]
2015 Halo Online Microsoft Windows Microsoft Studios
2016 FIE Swordplay[lower-alpha 3] Android, iOS International Fencing Federation [61]
2017 NBA Playgrounds[lower-alpha 4] Microsoft Windows, Nintendo Switch, PlayStation 4, Xbox One Mad Dog Games
MX Nitro Microsoft Windows, PlayStation 4, Xbox One Miniclip [62]
Quake: Champions[lower-alpha 5] Microsoft Windows Bethesda Softworks
Spintires: MudRunner Microsoft Windows, PlayStation 4, Xbox One Focus Home Interactive [63]
World of Speed[lower-alpha 6] Microsoft Windows Mad Dog Games
2018 Armored Warfare PlayStation 4, Xbox One My.com [64]
Bass Pro Shops: The Strike - Championship Edition Nintendo Switch Planet Entertainment [65]
Cabela's The Hunt: Championship Edition Nintendo Switch Planet Entertainment [66]
NBA 2K Playgrounds 2 Microsoft Windows, Nintendo Switch, PlayStation 4, Xbox One 2K Sports
Road Redemption Nintendo Switch, PlayStation 4, Xbox One Tripwire Interactive [67]
Shaq Fu: A Legend Reborn[lower-alpha 7] Microsoft Windows, Nintendo Switch, PlayStation 4, Xbox One Mad Dog Games [68]
Spintires: MudRunner - American Wilds Nintendo Switch Focus Home Interactive [69]
World of Warriors PlayStation 4 Sony Online Entertainment [70]
2019 Call of Cthulhu Nintendo Switch Focus Home Interactive [71]
Ghostbusters: The Video Game - Remastered Microsoft Windows, Nintendo Switch, PlayStation 4, Xbox One Mad Dog Games [72]
Killing Floor 2[lower-alpha 8] Microsoft Windows, PlayStation 4, Xbox One Tripwire Interactive
The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt - Complete Edition Nintendo Switch CD Projekt [73]
Vampyr Nintendo Switch Focus Home Interactive [74]
World War Z[lower-alpha 9] Microsoft Windows, PlayStation 4, Xbox One Mad Dog Games [75]
2020 Crysis Remastered[lower-alpha 10] Microsoft Windows, Nintendo Switch, PlayStation 4, Xbox One Crytek [76]
Halo 2: Anniversary[lower-alpha 11] Microsoft Windows Xbox Game Studios
Halo 3[lower-alpha 12] Microsoft Windows Xbox Game Studios
Halo 3: ODST[lower-alpha 13] Microsoft Windows Xbox Game Studios
Halo 4[lower-alpha 14] Microsoft Windows Xbox Game Studios
Halo: Combat Evolved - Anniversary[lower-alpha 15] Microsoft Windows Xbox Game Studios [77]
MudRunner Mobile Android, iOS Focus Home Interactive [78]
MX Nitro: Unleashed Microsoft Windows, Nintendo Switch, PlayStation 4, Xbox One Mad Dog Games [79]
SnowRunner Microsoft Windows, PlayStation 4, Xbox One Focus Home Interactive [80]
WWE 2K Battlegrounds[lower-alpha 16] Microsoft Windows, Nintendo Switch, PlayStation 4, Xbox One, Google Stadia 2K Sports [81]
2021 Crysis Remastered[lower-alpha 17] PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X/S Crytek
Crysis 2 Remastered[lower-alpha 18] Microsoft Windows, Nintendo Switch, PlayStation 4, Xbox One, PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X/S Crytek [82]
Crysis 3 Remastered[lower-alpha 19] Microsoft Windows, Nintendo Switch, PlayStation 4, Xbox One, PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X/S Crytek [82]
Phoenix Point: Year One Edition – Corrupted Horizons[lower-alpha 20] Linux, MacOS, Microsoft Windows, Stadia Prime Matter [83]
SnowRunner Nintendo Switch Focus Home Interactive [84]
World War Z Nintendo Switch Focus Entertainment [85]
2022 Evil Dead: The Game Microsoft Windows, Nintendo Switch, PlayStation 4, Xbox One, PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X/S Boss Team Games [86]
World War Z: Aftermath PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X/S Focus Entertainment [87]
TBA Kingdom Come: Deliverance Nintendo Switch Prime Matter [88]
Unannounced Painkiller title TBA Prime Matter [89]
Warhammer 40,000: Space Marine II Microsoft Windows, PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X/S Focus Entertainment [90]

Games published
Year Title Developer(s) Platform(s)
2022 A Quiet Place Illogika, Epitome Studios TBA
Redout 2 34BigThings Microsoft Windows, Nintendo Switch, PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X/S
Circus Electrique Zen Studios
Dakar: Desert Rally Saber Porto Microsoft Windows, PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X/S

Notes
  1. Developed by Saber Saint Petersburg.
  2. Supported 343 Industries.
  3. Assisted My.com.
  4. Developed by Saber Spain and Saber Saint Petersburg.
  5. Assisted Id Software.
  6. Assisted Redemption Ark.
  7. Developed by Big Deez Productions.
  8. Assisted Tripwire Interactive.
  9. Developed by Saber Saint Petersburg.
  10. Developed by Saber Porto.
  11. Assisted 343 Industries.
  12. Assisted 343 Industries.
  13. Assisted 343 Industries.
  14. Assisted 343 Industries.
  15. Assisted 343 Industries.
  16. Developed by Saber Madrid.
  17. Developed by Saber Porto.
  18. Developed by Saber Porto.
  19. Developed by Saber Porto.
  20. Saber Minsk Assisted Snapshot Games.

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