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Embark’s CEO cited games like Helldivers when pricing ARC Raiders at $40. Since it lacks single-player campaigns and other modes found in $70 titles like Call of Duty or Battlefield, they felt a lower price point was more appropriate. That's how you sell over 10M copies :)

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