Two short-selling firms have issued reports on AppLovin, accusing the company of inflaiting its metrics and engaging in illegal practices. This led to sotck market turmoil, with the CEO refuting all the claims and calling them misleading.

Monster Hunter Wilds is expected to significantly boost Capcom’s revenue in the fourth fiscal quarter as pre-orders for the game remain strong. Here are the top products on Steam by gross revenue over the past seven days.

Alex Blintsov, CTO at Enraven Games and former development team lead at Pixonic, has created a relaxing decorating sim called Furnish Master. A year after the game’s Early Access launch, he shared its revenue, wishlists, and other valuable data.

WN Media Group has announced a new series of networking meetups for games industry professionals in Belgrade. They will be held on the last Thursday of each month, with the first one kicking off on February 27.

Circana has returned with its monthly overview of the US video game spending. Here are the top-grossing video games and hardware of January 2025, as well as other insights into the state of the market.

WN Media Group has announced a new format of its business events called Lounge. These are small-scale meetups focused on networking and topics related to the iGaming sector.

Hasbro released its financial report for FY24. Despite the overall revenue decline, the company’s WotC and gaming business set new records driven by strong performance from its licensed business.

Last week, WN Media Group held a conference for games industry professionals in the capital of the United Arab Emirates. Here are the key takeaways from the event, which brought together experts and leaders from companies like Mundfish, Ubisoft, Google, AD Gaming, GEM Capital, Razer, AppLovin, and more.

NetEase has released its financial report for FY24. The Chinese company also shared new data on its video games, including Marvel Rivals and Where Winds Meet.

Palworld has reached a new impressive milestone a year after its Early Access launch. Pocketpair’s survival title cements its place among the most successful indie games of all time.

Every once in a while, a large company comes up with a new way to disrupt Steam’s dominance in the PC game distribution. Most rival stores and solutions tend to fade into oblivion, while Valve’s platform only gets bigger and better. But why?

February has become a busy month for major releases, with strong performances from Kingdom Come: Deliverance II and Civilization VII. Here’s our weekly overview of the top games on Steam by gross revenue.

Starbreeze has published its 2024 results, reporting huge declines in sales. However, the company plans to stabilize and diversify its business through third-party publishing, licensing, and expanding its own brands into new platforms.

It looks like a legal dispute between Nexon and Ironmace Games has finally been settled. The Dark and Darker developer will have to pay monetary compensation to the South Korean publisher.

Ubisoft continues to struggle amid ongoing restructuring and cost-cutting initiatives. The French publisher has reported significant declines in revenue and bookings for the third quarter ended December 31, 2024.

Embracer Group continues to recover from its cost-cutting restructuring program. The Swedish company has managed to significantly reduce its net debt over the past 12 months, also struggling with falling game sales.

Sony has released a financial report for the third quarter ended December 31, 2024. The company’s gaming division saw strong growth in both revenue and operating profit.

Crytek has announced mass layoffs that will reduce its workforce by 15%. The German developer also put the development of the next Crysis game on hold.

Remedy Entertainment has released its financial statements for 2024. The Finnish developer is gearing up its self-publishing capabilities, while continuing to working on new games as part of its long-term growth strategy.