Creators of Lords of the Fallen II took out a loan to finish the game

They plan to repay the loan using money generated from the sales of Lords of the Fallen II.

It was recently revealed that the creators of Lords of the Fallen II were able to secure additional funding. Polish studio CI Games will use the received funds to complete development, as well as allocate them toward the project's marketing campaign.

Erste Bank Polska and Bank Ochrony Środowiska provided CI Games with a syndicated loan of 26.8 million euros. CI Games CEO Marek Tymiński noted that thanks to this loan, Lords of the Fallen II is now fully funded without issuing new shares. As a result, the company's shareholders will retain their full stakes. According to Marek, the banks' confidence “confirms the quality of the project and its commercial potential.” This agreement also allows for the refinancing of all existing bank debt of CI Games.

The loan maturity date is set for August 2027. It is primarily planned to be repaid from the sales revenue of Lords of the Fallen II.

Initially, it was assumed that Lords of the Fallen II would be released on PC exclusively on the Epic Games Store. However, CI Games was later able to terminate its agreement with Epic Games early, so the game will be released on PC on Steam — you can add it to your wishlist via the following link.