Every Studio Owned by EA, Now That the $55B Saudi Deal Has Cleared

As of Aug. 4, Electronic Arts has gone private. The venerable American game developer was purchased by a group of buyers that includes the Saudi Arabian government’s Public Investment Fund (PIF) and two investment firms: Affinity Partners and Silver Lake. The all-cash transaction is valued at $55 billion and is thought to be the largest leveraged buyout in history, meaning that the deal is funded with roughly $20 billion in borrowed money. So what does this mean for the company? Will games be censored? Will studios be closed? In an October 2025 memo to employees made public via the Securities and Exchange Commission, EA leadership stated that the company will “maintain creative control” under its new owners, and that “The Consortium is supportive of and committed to investing in our exceptional employees and our strong culture.” Still, industry observers remain justifiably skeptical about what’s to come. We’ll get a better sense of what EA’s future looks like in the weeks and months ahead, but for now, here’s a rundown of every one of the 20+ studios currently owned by the company, including if and when they were acquired, the games they're known for, what they most recently releas