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News Today 16:59

A fund has been launched in Uzbekistan to support local game developers

It was launched by the Creative Association of Uzbekistan (UzCA).
News Today 15:49

PlayStation game discs are selling poorly in the US — Analysis

These observations were shared on social media by analyst Mat Piscatella from Circana.
News Today 14:41

Revenue has started to grow again — and more from Nacon’s quarterly report

Nacon’s financial situation is gradually improving. The company released a report for April to June 2026—the first quarter of its current fiscal year—and reported growth in certain metrics.
News Today 13:13

The head of Midgar Studio has confirmed rumors about the closure of the studio

Midgar Studio, known for the games Edge Of Eternity and Edge of Memories, has indeed ceased to exist. This was announced on LinkedIn by its CEO, Jérémy Zeler-Maury.
Video Today 12:58

What challenges do teams face when searching for an investor and a publisher?

We continue our series of YouTube interviews. The guest of the new episode is Mikhail Dolgoborodov, the founder of the studios Darxel and “Varyagi.” Mikhail talked about the aspects of finding investors and publishers in the modern Russian reality.
News Today 12:41

Unity 7 has been announced, with the engine set to release in early 2027

At a conference in South Korea, Unity introduced the next version of its eponymous engine — Unity 7.
News Today 11:58

The authors of The Muller-Powell Principle settled their conflict with the publisher and regained the rights to the game

Last summer, the studio Three Dots Games, developers of the sci-fi puzzle game The Muller-Powell Principle, launched a critique against the game’s publisher, Take Aim Games. At that time, the studio claimed the company violated agreements and essentially stole the rights to the project. A year later, the dispute has been resolved.
iGaming Today 10:25

Pascal raised $9 million to develop its own prediction platform

The American startup Pascal has secured significant investments, raising $9 million during its Series A funding round.
News Today 10:09

Nintendo sees no reason to reimburse gamers for overpayment on consoles due to Trump’s tariffs

Nintendo requested the court to dismiss a lawsuit filed by American gamers in the spring. The lawsuit accused the company of attempting to “unjustly enrich” itself from additional tariffs imposed by U.S. President Donald Trump in 2025.
News Today 09:00

Media: Playtika wants to sell SuperPlay — the studio turned out to be too successful

The company Playtika is negotiating the sale of the studio behind Disney Solitaire, Dice Dreams, and Domino Dreams, claims Calcalist Tech. The potential buyer is Tencent.
News Yesterday

Alpha Dog Games, the creators of Mighty DOOM, have been revived

Some game studios do manage to make a comeback from obscurity. It has been reported that the Canadian mobile group Alpha Dog Games, which ceased operations two years ago, is being revived.
News Yesterday

The revenue of Polden Publishing increased by one million dollars in a month and a half

It now amounts to $7 million.
News Yesterday

Rumor: Steam might allow users to sort wishlists

Valve might be preparing to expand wishlist interaction options on Steam. This was reported by Simon Carless, the founder of the analytics service GameDiscoverCo.
News Yesterday

Nearly a quarter of surveyed British developers have lost their jobs in the past three years

The global gaming industry has been experiencing a significant crisis for several years. As the UK Interactive Entertainment Association (UKIE) revealed, a substantial portion of UK game development specialists have been affected by it.
News Yesterday

Media: Microsoft has closed the Polish branches of Xbox and Bethesda

It seems that Microsoft’s gaming division has significantly reduced its presence in Poland. This was reported by sources for Polish journalists Dawid Kosiński and Michał Pisarski.
iGaming Yesterday

Entain will lay off 500 employees worldwide

The gambling holding company Entain has announced a major round of layoffs. 500 people, roughly 2% of the company’s workforce, will be out of work.
News Yesterday

Dear Passengers has been added to wish lists over 1.5 million times already

The “Friendslop” game Dear Passengers continues to gain popularity.
News Yesterday

Weekend Highlights (July 18-19)

Bethesda disclosed sales figures for Skyrim and several other games, layoffs occurred at ZA/UM amid the unsuccessful launch of Zero Parades: For Dead Spies, and it was revealed that some XBOX studio heads “hate” Game Pass. We report on the main events in the gaming industry over the past weekend.
News July 17

The workforce of gaming companies from South Korea is steadily aging

In major South Korean gaming companies, the number of young employees is decreasing, reports the local magazine ChosunBiz.
News July 17

Scopely has laid off some developers of Stumble Guys

Scopely has implemented structural changes within the team responsible for developing Stumble Guys — a party game similar to Fall Guys. The company announced this in a statement to the Game Developer portal.
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