In late February, the state of New York filed a lawsuit against Valve, accusing the company of promoting gambling. As it turns out, those were not the only legal troubles for the company. It is now facing two more lawsuits.

Konami announced a major sales milestone for Metal Gear Solid Δ: Snake Eater.

Nintendo has filed a lawsuit against the U.S. government, NetEase has reconsidered funding the studio of the creator of Yakuza, and there have been layoffs at Battlefield Studios—here are the main events in the gaming industry from the past weekend.

Such a conclusion was reached by the company AppHarbr, which analyzed advertising in 500 mobile games and applications from November 2025 to January 2026.

In the list of the highest-grossing releases of February, games from Japanese developers and publishers appeared most frequently. Additionally, there were notable indie titles across various genres. In our traditional section, we’ll cover their revenue, sales, and other metrics.

All games on Steam sold in Indonesia are now required to have age ratings. Without these, their distribution in the country will be prohibited.

Unity is reportedly considering shedding a portion of its business, several media outlets claim.

Yesterday, March 5th, another anticipated game debuted—Marathon, an extraction shooter. The project didn’t perform as impressively on Steam as Slay the Spire 2, but it still did relatively well.

On the evening of March 5, Slay the Spire 2 launched in early access on Steam—a sequel to the hit card “roguelike” by the studio Mega Crit. The release of the sequel caused a big stir.

The Chinese gaming market is gradually recovering from the post-pandemic decline, report Meridian Play and GameDev Reports. Experts came to this conclusion after studying data from the China Audio-Video and Digital Publishing Association (CADPA).

Good Games Group announced a deal with the media conglomerate Ziff Davis, the parent company of the gaming platform Humble Bundle. They now own the entire publishing portfolio of games released under the Humble Games label.

How many employees lost their jobs remains unknown.

The corporation Google did not wait for the U.S. court to approve its settlement agreement with Epic Games and announced changes to Google Play.

Tripwire Interactive, a subsidiary of the Embracer Group, announced mass layoffs within its ranks. A total of 23 employees have been laid off.

During the last week of February, thousands of demos competed for the attention of Steam users. Today, we will highlight the main leaders, provide data on wishlists and other metrics, and discuss some key trends.

The White House has once again turned its attention to investments by the Chinese giant Tencent in U.S. gaming companies, reports the Financial Times, citing sources. According to the newspaper, American authorities fear that such deals could potentially pose a threat to the country’s national security.

The game reached this milestone in less than a week after its release: it launched on February 27.

Now Battlestate Games has to pay a fine of 2 million rubles.

The South Korean company Pearl Abyss boasted that its action-adventure game has become one of the most anticipated games.