Chernin Entertainment has finalized an agreement to create television and film adaptations based on the video games Arc Raiders and The Finals. This move marks an expansion for both game franchises into new entertainment mediums.
Embark Studios, the company responsible for publishing both Arc Raiders and The Finals, will also be involved in the production process of these adaptations.
Specific details regarding the projects, such as plotlines, casting, or release dates, have not yet been disclosed. Corporate statements indicate an intention to grow the franchises and offer "integrated transmedia experiences."
The president of Chernin stated that these are "ambitious global IPs with the potential to become major franchises across film and television."
Arc Raiders is a third-person extraction shooter, while The Finals is a free-to-play first-person shooter set within a game show. Neither game is primarily known for its narrative depth, which allows filmmakers creative freedom with world-building.
Chernin Entertainment has a history of producing adaptations, including titles like The Last House, Kingdom of the Planet of the Apes, and the Fear Street trilogy.
This announcement follows a trend of video game adaptations into film and television. Upcoming projects include a Helldivers movie next year, and adaptations for Elden Ring and Call of Duty in 2028. A Legend of Zelda film is also anticipated.
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Chernin Entertainment has secured a deal to develop TV and film adaptations for the video games Arc Raiders and The Finals. Embark Studios, the publisher of both games, will also be involved in the productions, expanding these game franchises into new media formats.