In a community update on the game's official Discord server, which was also reposted on Reddit, the devs shared some good ...

Embark Studios is preparing to update The Finals’ anti-cheat measures, but it isn’t as problematic for the Steam Deck as you ...

Embark Studios is adding its own take on the first-person shooter to the growing list of games in the genre. By Jordan Ramée on March 6, 2023 at 10:00AM PST. 9 Comments. Where to buy.

Embark Studios has unveiled The Finals, a team-based first-person shooter that focuses on dynamic play, destruction, and player freedom. Skip to main content. Events Video Special Issues Jobs.

Embark Studios, a division of Nexon, describes the game as a free-to-play, team-based, first-person shooter that pushes environmental dynamism, destruction, and player freedom to the limits.

The studio previously said it uses "AI with a few exceptions", with those being the random grunts and breathing noises the AI TTS tools can't create yet.Embark said in July these sounds are ...

Embark Studio co-founder and creative director, Stefan Strandberg, said: "Our inspiration draws from current-day themes taken to their extreme, like the prospect of colonizing space, ...

Embark Studios decided to shift all of this onto the server. That doesn’t mean you’re streaming a cloud game; it just means the movement, destruction, and physics engines don’t run on your ...

ARC Raiders - the free-to-play PvPvE extraction shooter from The Finals developer Embark Studios - has resurfaced following an extended period of retooling, and is now launching as a premium title ...

The Finals, by Nexon-backed Embark Studios, is a squad-based free-to-play shooter in which players are contestants in a dystopian, Running-Man style game show with guns and other weapons.

UPDATE 09/08/22: A blog post from Embark Studios' Patrick Söderlund gives further insight into the Arc Raiders delay. In the post, Söderlund notes the developer has several projects in ...

(Image credit: Embark Studios) I mean, yes, agreed: Free-to-play is nice because it's free to play, but the true cost of entry is a little piece of our souls.