The companies Xsolla and Futura Digital have announced a free webinar for mobile developers and publishers. Experts will discuss legislation related to game monetization restrictions by government regulators across the globe.

The conflict between Google and Epic Games, which has stretched over five years, may soon come to an end. The companies have reached a settlement agreement and are now waiting to see how the court will respond.

Nintendo is preparing for a record year in terms of revenue, with analysts estimating that spending on remakes is double that of remasters, and Dispatch has been purchased over a million times. Here’s a rundown of the main events in the gaming industry over the past weekend.

Lunacy Games studio, founded by Blizzard veteran Bill Roper, has received an investment. Big Bang Accelerator invested half a million dollars into it.

The full release of The Farmer Was Replaced by Swiss solo developer Timon Herzog and publisher Metaroot has resulted in astronomical revenue growth for the game. This is reported by the GameDiscoverCo service.

GTA developers faced a wave of layoffs. The British union Independent Workers Union of Great Britain (IWGB) reported that Rockstar Games parted ways with approximately 30-40 employees in the UK and Canada.

The Roblox platform reported its third-quarter results for 2025, ending on September 30. It announced that quarterly revenue exceeded expectations, but this did not save it from incurring losses.

Heart Machine studio has conducted another round of layoffs, reports the Game Developer portal, citing posts by the affected employees on social media.

The Russian fantasy strategy game Lessaria: Fantasy Kingdom Sim, in the spirit of Majesty, has proved to be a commercially successful game. This is according to a post by Kirill Oreshkin, the co-founder of Polden Publishing, on his Telegram channel.

On October 30, Embark Studios released its second game — ARC Raiders. The new release showed a good number of players online on Steam, but it has yet to become the most popular extraction shooter on the platform.

Squad Busters will become the first game in Supercell’s history to be “killed” after a global release. Previously, the company dealt with unsuccessful projects at earlier stages.

It has become known that a merger between two game publishers is imminent: Taiwanese company Neon Doctrine will become part of Swedish Raw Fury.

Russians have started purchasing portable consoles much more frequently, claims the company “M.Video.” They shared their observations in a report dedicated to gaming console sales in the country for the first nine months of 2025.

Microsoft reported to investors on its first financial quarter of 2026 (June-September 2025). Notably, the company shared mixed results from its gaming division.

The Google Corporation announced changes to the American version of the Google Play app store policy. The company was compelled to make these changes due to a court ruling in a legal dispute with Epic Games.

Capcom also published its financial report, summarizing the half-year period from April to September 2025. The company revealed that it sold 23.85 million game copies in six months — with nearly all these copies being from older titles.

The developers of Alan Wake and Control reported their performance for the third quarter of 2025, which spanned from June 1 to September 30. The past three months turned out worse than Remedy Entertainment had anticipated.

Yesterday, October 28, Amazon officially announced plans to lay off 14,000 people. While the company has not publicly stated whether its gaming division will be affected, Bloomberg journalist Jason Schreier asserts that it will be — and significantly so.

Electronic Arts (EA) has released its quarterly report for the period ending September 30, 2025. This is one of its last reports — EA will no longer be required to publicly share financial data after it is acquired by a group of investors in 2026.