South Korean mobile publisher Netmarble has reported for the final quarter of 2018. Its indicators are falling compared to both the previous quarter and the previous year.

Game dev workers in the USA deserve more than crunches and meager salaries. The American Federation of Labor and the Congress of Industrial Unions (AFL—CIO) recall this in an open letter published by Kotaku.

The store sold keys for Steam and Uplay.

The studio is being reorganized due to an annual loss of $ 19 million.

This is not surprising given the growth rate of Apex Legends.

Ubisoft reported for the last quarter and for the last nine months of 2018.

Chinese giant Tencent has joined the South Korean consortium created by Netmarble. The latter is one step closer to buying Nexon, the publisher of ArcheAge and Dragon Nest.

The last round of funding brought the publisher tinyBuild $15 million. The company did not name its investors.

AppLovin analysts assessed the demographics of mobile gamers in the US and the UK.

The Finnish company has weak financial indicators this year.

Now he has exclusive rights to broadcast one of the largest esports events in Russia and the CIS.

It became known which Activision Blizzard studios fell under the cuts.

The publisher also published a financial report for the fourth quarter of 2018 and for the whole year.

The game has not yet been released in China.

The deal was announced on the anniversary of the release of Kingdom Come: Deliverance.

That didn’t stop her from cutting 800 people.

The rumors were confirmed.

Activision Blizzard shares fell to a two-year low. By yesterday’s close of trading, the value of securities fell by 7.3% to $40.11.

Unity plans to enter the securities market in the first half of 2020. This is reported by Cheddar with reference to informed sources.