Chernin Entertainment to Adapt Arc Raiders and The Finals
Chernin Entertainment has signed a deal to develop TV and film projects based on Embark Studios' Arc Raiders and The Finals, Variety reports.
Chernin Entertainment has signed a deal to adapt both Arc Raiders and The Finals as television and film projects, according to Variety. Embark Studios, the publisher of both games, will also be involved in the adaptations in some capacity.
The agreement covers two titles from the same studio: Arc Raiders, Embark's extraction shooter, and The Finals, its team-based competitive shooter. Terms of the deal were not disclosed.
No release dates, platforms or creative teams for either project were announced.
Other game adaptations in the pipeline
Chernin Entertainment's previous releases include The Last House, Kingdom of the Planet of the Apes and the Fear Street trilogy, and it helped produce Backrooms for theaters and The Madness for Netflix. Elsewhere in game-to-screen development, Helldivers is getting a movie next year, while Elden Ring and Call of Duty adaptations are planned for 2028, and a long-anticipated The Legend of Zelda film is also in the works.
Quick answers
What is Chernin Entertainment adapting?
The deal covers both Arc Raiders and The Finals, which will be developed as TV and film projects.
Will Embark Studios be involved?
Yes. Embark Studios, the publisher of both games, will also be involved in the adaptations in some capacity.
When will the Arc Raiders and The Finals adaptations be released?
No release dates or platforms have been announced.