Continuing our review of the year 2025 with gaming (or gaming-related) teams and experts. In the third retrospective interview, we spoke with Dmitry Sigov, the Customer Success Manager at Tenjin.

The analytical company Niko Partners reached this conclusion.

The game was absent from the Google app store since August 2020.

Yesterday, December 11, Coffee Stain Group officially separated from Embracer Group, becoming a public company. Its shares were listed on the Nasdaq First North exchange.

The French studio Sandfall Interactive mentioned this amount in an interview with The New York Times.

She also emerged as the absolute triumph of the ceremony, taking home a total of nine awards—more than any other game this year.

Now, the studio Bulkhead Interactive is owned by a consortium of three companies: Super Media Group, Everplay Group, and Hiro Capital.

On December 10th, the final broadcast of the year for the deconstruction show “What about the Game?” aired on the WN Academy platform. This time, the experts discussed in detail and with quite some emotion the mechanics, design, and other aspects of one of the main hits of the fall — the extraction shooter ARC Raiders.

Don’t Scream Together is a cooperative version of the horror game Don’t Scream, where players must navigate a dark forest while maintaining their composure. If one player screams, the game restarts for everyone.

Continuing our review of the year 2025 with gaming (or gaming-related) teams and experts. In our second year-end interview, we spoke with the creative director of the studio perelesoq, Artem Koblova.

The issue of the dismissal of several dozen employees from Rockstar Games was raised at the latest session of the British Parliament.

As Bloomberg noted, the stock price of the Japanese company has been almost continuously declining since the beginning of December.

A corporate battle has erupted over the sale of Warner Bros. Discovery. At stake are the futures of numerous IPs, including video games. Today we will explore the financial details of the offers from Netflix and Paramount, and also address the potential fate of WB Games.

A fine was issued for violating the CCPA — California’s data privacy law.

It’s December outside. Many have already started decorating the Christmas tree. I’m sure some are even putting up paper snowflakes on the windows. This means it’s the perfect time to reflect on the quickly fading year of 2025. As per tradition, App2Top, together with representatives from gaming and ancillary companies, is doing just that before the New Year. This series kicks off with an interview with Ilya Gutov, founder of the gaming accelerator Meridian Play.

The studio Hypemasters, founded by Russian expatriates, has successfully completed a new round of funding. The investors include Impact46 and GEM Capital.

Continuing our section “Developer/Publisher Wanted,” where indie teams share about themselves and their projects. Next up is Omne Lab studio. They are developing Tales of Tiolis, a game about investigations with action elements, executed in a post-Soviet futurism style.

The founder of the analytical service GameDiscoverCo, Simon Carless, examined how the release of games on Steam unfolded after leaving Early Access in 2025. He discovered that the majority of them failed to surpass their initial performance.

The gaming market is recovering from the post-pandemic slump, according to analysts from the Boston Consulting Group. Below are some figures from their latest report.