With two days to go before 2020, we still had time to catch up with Justin Farren, Executive Producer at Wargaming, to discuss what 2019 means (meant?) for the industry.

4 years after the release, The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt breaks its own record. Its peak concurrent player number on Steam has exceeded 94,000.

Callum Underwood, Director of Special Projects at SUPERHOT Team, announced that SUPERHOT VR generated over $2 million over the past week alone. This takes into account all platforms where the game is available.

The Surge 2 from Deck13 became one of this year’s top releases on Steam. With 2019 almost over, Jan Klose, co-founder and managing director at Deck13, as well creative director on The Surge 2, reflects on the achievements of the year and what lies ahead.

Valve posted a bunch of its 2019 top games lists.

The conflict between Hong Kong and China is affecting the gaming world once more. Players are taking advantage of new items added in GTA V’s Diamond Casino Heist update to look like Hong Kong protesters.

Nintendo revealed top indie games by revenue on Switch.

Tencent recently revealed an AI system that could beat teams of pros in its MOBA hit Honor of Kings (aka Arena of Valor).

Analyst platform deltaDNA conducted a study on how its clients, mobile game developers, work with ads in their products.

CD Projekt has posted a return of 21,000% since the end of 2009, the biggest surge by far of any stock in the Stoxx Europe 600 Index.

Epic Games has already invested $13 million in 3D developers and projects on Unreal Engine. In less than a year, 200 teams received financial support from Epic.

It’s that time of year again. With Christmas and New Year’s just around the corner, we caught up with Jehanne Rousseau, CEO at French indie studio Spiders, to reflect on what 2019 meant for the company and its latest hit GreedFall.

While the Netflix adaptation of The Witcher saga got an uneven reception from fans, it apparently underscored just how good of a job CD PROJEKT RED did on the IP created by Andrzej Sapkowski.

Facebook published a report on global trends in video games market. As per its findings, there are two main phenomena defining the industry.

Google announced that it has purchased Montreal-based Typhoon Studios. It will become part of the Stadia team and will work on exclusives for the platform.

Facebook is developing its own operating system. Once it’s created, Facebook can move its hardware away from Android.

Belarusian indie studio BlitzTeam claims Wargaming is suing its former employees over an open source project.

NetEase enabled AI to create lifelike gaming avatars. NetEase’s MMORPG Justice allows players to turn their selfies into in-game models.

Facebook has purchased Spanish cloud gaming company PlayGiga. It cost Facebook $78 million, according to CNBC.