Hollywood is looking to the worlds of Arc Raiders and The Finals for its next major media ventures, as developer Embark Studios' parent company, Nexon, has announced plans to adapt both franchises into films and television shows. Nexon is collaborating with Chernin Entertainment on these adaptations, with the production company expressing enthusiasm for the potential of these "ambitious global IP."
David Ready, president of film at Chernin Entertainment, stated that Arc Raiders and The Finals represent the kind of opportunities the company has been seeking, highlighting the games' potential to become significant franchises across various media. He noted that Nexon and Embark have created visually striking and atmospheric worlds that offer a rich foundation for storytelling. Chernin Entertainment will unite its film and television teams to bring these narratives to life.
Embark Studios will work closely with Chernin Entertainment to ensure the adaptations remain faithful to the established lore and worlds that have captured players' imaginations. Details regarding release dates and specific project scopes have not yet been revealed, suggesting these adaptations are likely still several years away from fruition.
Arc Raiders, despite being a significant title in 2025, has experienced a decline in player engagement due to a perceived lack of consistent content updates. In response to player demand, Embark is preparing to test a Player-versus-Environment (PvE) mode later this month, offering a cooperative experience. While the permanence of this mode is not guaranteed, the studio is exploring its implementation.