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Former Epic Games VP Steve Allison Joins Saber Interactive as Chief Business Officer

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Steve Allison, former vice president at Epic Games, has left the company to join Saber Interactive.

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Former Epic Games vice president Steve Allison has joined Saber Interactive as chief business officer, marking a significant new chapter for both him and the gaming developer. In this pivotal role, Allison will oversee the company's publishing, marketing, and revenue initiatives, reporting directly to Saber CEO Matthew Karch. Allison expressed his enthusiasm about the transition, stating that he has been "extremely impressed" with the accomplishments of Karch and his team. He highlighted Saber's ability to produce high-quality games at significantly reduced costs - ranging from 30% to 50% less than industry standards. He outlined an exciting lineup of upcoming projects, including titles such as "Space Marine 3," "Jurassic Park," "Turok," "Hellraiser," an upcoming "John Wick" game, and several unannounced ventures that are anticipated to be revealed soon. "It's an honour to join Matt and the team as Saber enters this transformative period," he added. With over thirty years of experience in the gaming industry, Allison brings a wealth of knowledge to his new position. He played a crucial role in the creation and launch of the Epic Games Store and its third-party publishing division, and earlier this year, he shared insights regarding his vision for the platform and its ongoing infrastructure developments. Prior to his tenure at Epic, Allison served as senior vice president of...

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Event
Executive departure

What this signalsA leader's exit often changes who makes buying decisions.

Person
Steve Allisonvice president

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People

  • Steve Allisonvice president · Named in the story

Topics and mentions

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  • directors

Extraction

Confidence
90%
Detected
Jul 15, 2026
signal_type
news
signal_subtype
leaves

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