Nexon partners with Chernin Entertainment for Arc Raiders and The Finals film and TV projects
Nexon has signed a deal with US producer Chernin Entertainment to adapt Arc Raiders and The Finals, with production costs and revenue terms undisclosed.
Nexon has signed a partnership with US production company Chernin Entertainment to produce film and TV content based on its games Arc Raiders and The Finals, according to digitaltoday.co.kr. The two sides did not disclose how production costs or revenue would be shared.
Arc Raiders is developed by Embark Studios, a Nexon subsidiary. The game has sold more than 16 million copies worldwide since its launch in October 2025. The Finals has drawn more than 30 million cumulative users.
In the arrangement, production is led by the overseas specialist company while the original game developers take part in directing the content, a structure Nexon is also following elsewhere in its business.
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Quick answers
What will Nexon and Chernin Entertainment produce?
Film and TV content based on the games Arc Raiders and The Finals.
How much have Arc Raiders and The Finals sold?
Arc Raiders has sold more than 16 million copies worldwide since its October 2025 launch, and The Finals has more than 30 million cumulative users.
Have the financial terms of the Nexon deal been disclosed?
No. Production cost sharing and revenue-sharing terms have not been disclosed.