Square Enix's Marvel games need Disney's approval to continue at Embracer, and players are worried

gamesradar.com:

The fate of Square Enix’s Marvel IPs, Guardians of the Galaxy and Avengers, remains unclear following the Embracer Group deal. 

After yesterday’s Embracer Group deal announcement - which sees Square Enix depart with several of its Western studios including Crystal Dynamics (Rise of the Tomb Raider, Marvel’s Avengers), Eidos-Montreal (Guardians of the Galaxy, Deus Ex), and Square Enix Montreal (Hitman Go, Lara Croft Go, Deus Ex Go) - players are growing increasingly concerned about the future of the studio's Disney licensed games. 

When asked during a Q&A session if Guardians of the Galaxy and Marvel’s Avengers were included in the transaction, Embracer Group’s CEO and co-founder Lars Wingefors responded: "All games that have been developed by the studios are included in the transaction." 

It isn't as simple as that though, as the CEO goes on to explain: "However, a number of external approvals are needed from external parties in order to close this transaction. Potentially, licensors could be one of those approvals needed." 

What this means is the licence holders for the aforementioned games - i.e. Disney/Marvel - would need to approve the transfer of their IPs to Embracer. This detail of the deal has left many Marvel’s Avengers fans fretting over the future of the game in terms of its servers, and whether they will remain to exist at all if Disney doesn’t approve the deal. 

Websites such as ResetEra and Reddit are now teeming with players discussing what will happen to the games once the deal is finalised. In a thread on ResetEra, one user has published a post titled "[Marvel’s Avengers / Guardians of the Galaxy] were also transfered to Embracer management and risk dying if no approval by Disney." Which has resulted in