No More Robots founder Mike Rose has shared his thoughts on Game Pass and its positive impact on the game’s commercial performance. He also explained why his publishing company would try to add every title to Microsoft’s subscription service.

Mike Rose, head of indie publisher No More Robots, has opened up about the region-swap issue where people change regions in digital storefronts in search of cheaper game prices. Here is how it affected the company’s already successful zoo sim Let’s Build a Zoo.

Let’s Build a Zoo, a charming city builder developed by Singapore-based studio Springloaded Games, has reached a new milestone in the first week since its console launch. The game generated $1 million and attracted hundreds of thousands of players on Game Pass.

No More Robots head Mike Rose has shared his thoughts on indie publishers that announce themselves to the public while not having any games under their belt. The question is how can these companies show who they really are then?

No More Robots head Mike Rose has shared the first numbers for the publisher’s latest release, Let’s Build a Zoo. The game managed to recoup its dev costs in just a week, reaching almost $500,000 in revenue.

No More Robots founder Mike Rose has shared a few insights on how the Riders Republic launch affected the publisher’s racing game Descenders. And it seems like Ubisoft’s latest title has become really helpful in boosting sales.

Mike Rose, the founder of indie publisher No More Robots, did a talk last month on how small studios should validate or adjust their development plans by setting realistic expectations about how much the development is going to cost them versus how much the game is going to bring in.

Indie publisher No More Robots celebrated its 4th anniversary last week. Its founder Mike Rose shared a few milestones the company reached in the last 12 months. It turned out that it generated $12 million, although it didn’t release a single new game during that period.

On July 22, Steam went down along with a number of other online services. Unfortunately, at that precise time, some developers were preparing to upload their games, including indie publisher No More Robots.

“Video game studios are so obsessed with GROWTH and ACQUISITIONS and WEALTH, that they quite often fail to make sure that all of their employees and developers are happy and looked after properly.”

On March 6, medieval kingdom management simulator Yes, Your Grace came out on Steam. Over the weekend, the game generated $600k. Publisher No More Robots names possible reasons for this success.

To stream on Steam or not to stream? That is the question posed on Twitter by Mike Rose of No More Robots.

The man at the helm of No More Robots, Mike Rose, shared his estimates of Steam sales data.