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News Today 14:31

Over seven years, the German government has allocated over a quarter of a billion euros for game development

In 2019, Germany launched a support program for gaming companies, initially in a pilot phase. Since then, it has become officially established in the country, with developers and publishers receiving millions of euros in subsidies from the authorities.
News Today 13:30

In Vietnam, a proposal has been made to tighten gaming restrictions for children

In Vietnam, as in China, there is a limit on the amount of time minors can spend on video games. Now, they are looking to make it even stricter.
News Today 12:35

A Game About Chopping Trees has been purchased over 50,000 times

On July 15, the Armenia-based Space Raccoon Game Studio and publisher Spaghetti Cat released a lumberjack simulator with the straightforward title A Game About Chopping Trees. Recently, this new release reached its first major sales milestone.
iGaming Today 10:37

Online gambling in Bangladesh can now result in a lengthy prison sentence

The Parliament of Bangladesh has approved a new law concerning gambling, including online gambling. It has introduced a series of severe penalties in the country.
News Today 10:10

The gross revenue of Ludus: Merge Arena reached $66 million

The “net” income from the game is lower, but not by much.
News Today 09:33

Weekend Highlights (July 25-26)

The publisher of Squirrel With A Gun and Maximum Football has laid off all its US employees, Rockstar Games co-founder commented on Sony’s decision to abandon physical discs, and Dinoblade sales exceeded 36,000 copies in one day—here are the main events in the gaming industry over the past weekend.
Premium Industry July 24

In 10 years, the share of digital sales for major publishers has more than doubled: the decline of retail in charts and data

Sony’s upcoming move away from discs has become one of the most talked-about events in the industry in recent months. We decided to take a look at the situation from a market data perspective to find out how the share of digital sales has changed among major publishers and what the current state of gaming retail is.
News July 24

KRAFTON invested in the gaming payment platform Neon

The company KRAFTON announced a new deal. It has invested in Neon—a platform focused on infrastructure for direct-to-consumer (D2C) sales in mobile games.
Conferences July 24

The next WN Conference will take place on September 17-18 in Limassol. We are sharing the first details

At the beginning of autumn, one of the largest cities in Cyprus will host a new session of the conference for developers and publishers organized by WN Media Group. Among its guests are expected representatives from Loot, Xsolla, Avow, OHM, ByteDance, GEM Capital, and many other companies.
News July 24

Five million people have played Wuchang: Fallen Feathers

It took exactly one year for the Chinese souls-like game Wuchang: Fallen Feathers to reach this milestone: its release took place on July 24, 2025, on PC, PlayStation 5, and Xbox Series.
News July 24

In the first half of 2026, Chinese gaming companies entered into over 40 M&A deals

Gaming companies from China engaged in mergers and acquisitions (M&A) at an impressive pace during the first six months of 2026. This conclusion was reached by Youxi Tuoluo, which analyzed activity in the local market.
News July 24

The European Commission has issued Google a multimillion-dollar fine for antitrust violations in Google Play

The corporation was accused of failing to comply with the Digital Market Act.
iGaming July 24

Australian pension funds hold over $10 billion in shares of gambling companies

The largest pension funds in Australia are actively investing in gambling, according to a study by SustainoMetric. Analysts noted that 20 funds hold gambling stocks worth at least 14.8 billion Australian dollars, or 10.33 billion U.S. dollars.
News July 24

The head of Ubisoft is not concerned about Sony’s shift away from discs

Ubisoft CEO Yves Guillemot does not see a disaster in Sony’s decision to stop producing discs for new PlayStation games after 2028. He stated this during a conference call with investors and analysts.
News July 24

Assassin’s Creed Black Flag Resynced achieved its annual sales target within two weeks

In Ubisoft’s latest financial report, the company also shared new sales data for the remake of Assassin’s Creed IV: Black Flag. They announced that within 14 days from its release, the game sold 3.5 million copies.
News July 24

All metrics have plummeted – key points from Ubisoft’s quarterly report

The financial reporting period has arrived, and Ubisoft was quick to announce its results for April-June 2026. This marked the first quarter of the current fiscal year for the company, and it didn’t go very smoothly.
Investor/publisher wanted July 23

A team from Minsk is seeking support in promoting and developing the online CCG “Bremya Vladyki”

New material in the “Investor/Publisher Wanted” section. Today, we’re highlighting a collectible card game from Belarusian developers. It’s called “The Load of the Lord.”
News July 23

Tencent shares experienced their largest daily drop since the spring of 2025 due to issues with mobile games

On June 22, 2026, the stock price of the Chinese giant Tencent fell by 7.1%, as noted by Bloomberg. The last time it decreased by a larger percentage in a single day was nearly a year and a half ago, in April 2025.
News July 23

The developers of Crisol: Theater of Idols shut down five months after the game’s release

It seems that yet another game studio has closed its doors. This time, the Spanish Vermila Studios has gone “under the knife”.
News July 23

The European Commission has approved the sale of Electronic Arts for $55 billion

The European antitrust regulator did not obstruct a consortium of investors led by the Saudi Public Investment Fund from purchasing Electronic Arts (EA). It granted permission for the deal to proceed.
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