11 bit studios has shared its financial results for the first quarter ended March 31, 2024. Despite posting losses, the Polish publisher remains confident in its pipeline of upcoming releases.

Earlier this week, Microsoft released its first major game in 2024. Let’s take a look at Hellblade 2’s initial metrics and compare them to other Xbox first-party titles.

Embracer Group has published its financial report for the full year ended March 31, 2024. The Swedish holding company has taken stock of its restructuring program and outlined a new chapter after deciding to split its business into three entites.

Although coloring and paint-by-number games generate around 30 million downloads every month, this subgenre remains underdiscussed. We have reached out to Beresnev Games, ZiMAD, and Belka Games to find out what’s really happening in this niche and whether it is worth entering for mobile developers.

The new update for Street Fighter 6 has caused a huge surge in player interest. It helped the game cement itself as likely the most actively played title in the genre at the moment.

It appears that Sony has plans to accelerate its mobile expansion. The Japanese company currently has its own mobile platform in development.

Arrowhead Game Studios has just announced its new head. The company’s co-founder and longtime CEO Johan Pilestedt is stepping down to focus more on the creative side of things.

Sales of Fallout games have skyrocketed since the launch of the TV series on Amazon. VG Insights used data from its platform to estimate how much revenue the popularity of the show’s first season would generate for Bethesda.

Another Swedish holding company continues to struggle financially. As part of its ongoing restructuring, Thunderful Group has decided to divest the remaining parts of its distribution business and simplify its strategy.

Blizzard Entertainment co-founder and former chief design officer Allen Adham has opened up about the studio’s early days, also sharing his design principles and how to scale game development teams.

Ghost of Tsushima proves that Sony’s first-party titles can succeed on PC even years after their initial console launch. Let’s take a look at the top titles on Steam by gross revenue over the past week.

Nintendo has announced a new M&A deal, acquiring Miami-based developer Shiver Entertainment. The studio, which specializes in game ports, will no longer be part of Embracer Group.

Let’s take a look at the first details of the upcoming WN Conference, which will take place next month in Istanbul, one of the world’s most popular transport hubs. The event is expected to bring together more than 1,500 games industry professionals.

Larian Studios is expanding by opening its seventh office worldwide. The new Warsaw-based hub will join the rest of the team to work on the company’s next ambitious RPGs following the success of Baldur’s Gate 3.

Swedish private equity firm EQT Group has proposed to acquire Irish outsourcing company Keywords Studios. As a result, the developer saw the largest increase in its share price since going public in 2013.

Squad Busters, one of several games currently in development at Supercell, is now publicly available in eight countries, including Canada, Mexico, Spain, and Finland. Judging by its metrics, the game is up to a promising global launch.

Will generative AI be orderly progress or a copyright battlefield? Here is a deep dive into the topic by two experts from the REVERA law group, head of arbitration & IT disputes subpractice Kamal Tserakhau and associate Andrei Rutkouski.

Ghost of Tsushima has joined the growing list of PlayStation’s first-party games coming to PC. Despite the new regional restrictions, the title is performing well in terms of player count.

Take-Two has just announced its financial results for the 12 months ended March 31, 2024. The company experienced a huge increase in net loss, but remains confident in its game development pipeline and the upcoming GTA IV launch.