otherside did buy back the publishing rights to system shock 3 from starbreeze for $12m

For one, the publisher’s CEO departed the company.

Since Overkill’s The Walking Dead’s disastrous PC release and poor sales performance, Starbreeze has suffered a number of woes. For now, the focus is squarely on Starbreeze’s “core business of games development and publishing.” That said, Starbreeze still maintains the publishing rights to Psychonauts 2, set to launch sometime in 2019, and Mohawk Games’ 10 Crowns. Here’s to hoping both Starbreeze and OtherSide benefit from these changes. The publisher’s press release also reiterated its plans going forward. System Shock 3 is a fantastic title developed in cooperation with the industry legend Warren Spector and I am looking forward to seeing the game released. I believe this is the best solution for us, although it is sad that we cannot complete the project with OtherSide. Reportedly, upon Starbreeze’s acquirement of the rights in 2017, the investment costs amounted to $12 million. The publisher’s acting CEO, Mikael Nermark, addressed the agreement, claiming that this move serves the company’s overall best interests. This shift will see Starbreeze reimbursed for the funds it has put into System Shock 3’s production at OtherSide.

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Otherside did buy back the publishing rights to system shock 3 from starbreeze for $12m