Embracer Group says it'll put out 76 different games in the coming year, as it ditches friends for a fellowship and spins off Goat Sim publisher Coffee Stain

Damn, after gaining the rage of many people by trying hard to layoffs, closures and sell, the nice little friendship embracer group had decided to morph.

The company decided to throw away the “and friends” tags that it gave to various bits of the business and form a fellowship, as more companies are shuffling. We’re also planning on releasing some games in fact.

As Embracer announced, previously dubbed Middle Earth and Friend Bit is now known as Fellowship Entertainment. As you can imagine, it’s the part that takes care of the Ring Lord and not only houses studios like Kingdom Camerans, Tomb Raider, Metro Series and Dead Island, but also takes care of the Ring Lord.

In Asmodee, the second of the 3-bit hug was split into last year, spinning from the company as of February this year, allowing you to do the same in the direction of the third bit, previously known as Coffee Stain & Friends. The name Coffee Stain Group, a subsidiary that includes developer teams such as Deep Rock Galactic, Valheim, and Goat Simulator, is now released to Economic Wild as a company listed on separate stock markets.

“The gaming industry is more competitive than ever, but if you do the right thing, it’s more rewarding. I believe this move gives you clarity and control to better navigate the landscape in our own words,” said Anton Westberg, CEO of Coffee Dyeing Group, “We can do our best now.”

Yes, that’s enough for a company shuffle for people’s livelihoods. Financial results reveal that it was released along with the announcement of the spinoff, Embracer says there are “76 different games” and are expected to be released next year. There’s a “new IP, sequels, and remaster combination” that includes the killing floor 3 and the recently delayed Marvel 1943: The rise of Hydra. The embracer states that the latter will “promote significant revenues, but will lower margins due to shared economics with several other partners.

Another yet-unannounced AAA game that adopts things is “Kingdom Come-like Financial Dynamics: Deliverance 2” ongoing, but the company believes it will need to be pushed back to fiscal year 2026/27 to allow more “Polish”.

The rest of the lineup for the upcoming lineup is filled with the likes of Deep Rock Galactic: Rogue Core, Metal Eden, and “The Next Spongebob Squarepants Game.” Does Spongebob Squarepants try to reach the bottom of the bikini where Embracer’s friend went?