
Arkane and its Blade game may end up at Ubisoft as Xbox considers offers
"At least two" other companies have also pitched themselves as the studio's possible new owners.
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Ubisoft and at least two other unnamed gaming companies have submitted offers to buy Arkane Studios from Microsoft, according to a report from Bloomberg's Jason Schreier. The Dishonored developer faced potential closure as Microsoft looked to divest studios during a broader Xbox restructuring, but a sale now appears much more likely as suitors step forward. [2][3]
Microsoft had previously faced a November 13 deadline under France's Florange Law to find a buyer before shuttering the French studio, but the company extended that cutoff by a month to evaluate potential partners. Microsoft has also weighed selling Arkane directly to its own management team to make it independent, though no final agreement has been reached. [2][3]
Arkane is currently developing Marvel's Blade, an upcoming title announced in 2023. According to Bloomberg, an acquisition would likely keep development on track and allow the game to launch within the next few years without major disruption. [2][3]

"At least two" other companies have also pitched themselves as the studio's possible new owners.
via Engadget
Multiple companies are reportedly interested in acquiring Arkane Studios, potentially securing the future of one of gaming's most respected immersive sim developers. According to Bloomberg's Jason Schreier, Ubisoft and at least two other gaming companies have submitted bids for the Dishonored studio as Microsoft continues its efforts to divest several Xbox-owned teams. The post Ubisoft and others reportedly make offers to buy Arkane Studios first appeared on KitGuru.
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There might be hope for Arkane after all: A new report says multiple companies have made offers for it.
via PC Gamer