Lionsgate Announces John Wick and SAW AAA Games

Lionsgate, one of the established studios in the film world, has taken its clearest step into the gaming sector and officially confirmed AAA game projects for the John Wick and SAW franchises. Announcements made at an investor meeting in November 2025 clearly indicated that these projects are no longer just ideas, and concrete announcements are expected in the near future. The choice of this language, particularly directed at investors, shows that Lionsgate is proceeding with a serious timeline in the gaming sector.

What Do Lionsgate’s AAA Game Plans Mean?

The most striking point in Lionsgate’s announcements was the emphasis on the phrase “AAA game opportunities and other game projects.” This statement points to a broader strategy encompassing multiple game projects, not just a single major production. The studio’s mention of these projects in investor presentations suggests that the plans have moved beyond the early idea stage and are approaching the production phase.

The John Wick aspect is the strongest pillar of this announcement. Previously released under the brand name, John Wick Hex offered a niche strategy experience and wasn’t a AAA title appealing to a wide audience. The newly announced project, however, could be an action-oriented title, emphasizing cinematic storytelling and targeting a much broader player base. This suggests the John Wick brand will face its first real major test in the gaming world.

The SAW side, however, presents a more mysterious picture. Lionsgate, by mentioning the horror series in the same sentence as John Wick, has clearly confirmed that it’s part of their AAA game plans. While genre, studio, or gameplay details haven’t been shared, this announcement means that the long-standing rumors of an “AAA horror game” have gained official support for the first time. This strengthens the possibility of a new and ambitious expansion for SAW that goes beyond cinema.

Looking at the overall picture, Lionsgate’s approach is now at the point of “imminent announcement,” not just “possibility.” The developer studio, platform, or release date have not yet been announced; However, industry experience shows that such investor-focused announcements are usually a harbinger of concrete announcements. Lionsgate, instead of remaining silent in the gaming world with John Wick and SAW, is preparing for a strong entry, and this time its intentions are clearly quite serious.

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