CD Projekt is now between big releases – The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt and Cyberpunk 2077. The publisher’s revenue, however, continues to grow, as do the sales of The Witcher 3, even four years later.

Blizzard sued China’s Sina Games over plagiarism. Its mobile strategy Glorious Saga heavily borrows element of the Warcraft series, Blizzard’s lawyers say.

It’s going to be a good year for China’s two largest gaming companies. For that matter, it’s going to be a good year for all of the country’s digital gaming market.

Telltale Games, which essentially shut down in September last year, is returning under the new management. The studio’s assets were bought by a company called LCG Entertainment.

“Most likely Epic will be the more mainstream version of Steam,” says Joost van Dreunen, the managing director of SuperData Research, a Nielsen company.

Google has updated its Community Guidelines that signal a change in the company culture.

Playtika makes another big purchase. An Israeli company acquired Seriously, which is known for the Best Fiends series.

The makers of RetroArch, an open-source front-end for emulators, has integrated AI into their classic gaming emulation platform. The tool now supports instant translation from Japanese into English.

Supercell, a hit-making studio from Finland, today officially announced the beta release of a new game called Rush Wars.

In 2018, the EU video games market grew by 15% year on year and reached €21 billion. That’s according to the latest report by Interactive Software Federation of Europe (ISFE).

Hades by Supergiant Games was one of the three launch exclusives on Epic Games Store. Since its launch in December 2018, the game has been in early access.

Ubisoft believes that now is the best time to develop new IP. This is due to the imminent arrival of next-gen consoles and cross-platform gaming.

The Google Play Store has received a new design. It makes it easier to find games and apps.

GameRefinery estimated the Q2 revenues of gaming genres in the US iOS market. Match 3 is leading by far.

With no launch date announced for Steam China, Valve’s DJ Powers elaborates on the company’s strategy in the country.

Last week, Voodoo, a French hyper casual games publisher, announced the acquisition of h8games, a studio based in the Ukrainian city of Kharkiv.

Perfect World, Valve’s partner in China, announced today the lineup of games that will be launched on the upcoming Steam China platform.

The tech giant follows Apple’s suit. A review process for new apps has been impleneted on Google Play. It’s off to a sloppy start, however.

Insomniac Games, the studio behind Marvel’s Spider-Man, becomes an exclusive Sony developer.