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News Today 12:51

Sales of “Sir, We Have an Orc Problem” have exceeded 100,000 copies

The indie title took five days to surpass such a sales milestone.
News Today 12:25

Google will prohibit Android developers from sanctioned countries from distributing applications on the international market — but there’s a catch

A year ago, Google announced plans to require all Android app developers to verify their identity — even if they publish their projects outside of Google Play. It’s now revealed that teams from countries under U.S. sanctions will be unable to complete verification.
iGaming Today 10:33

The revenue of Ontario’s legal iGaming market is rapidly growing

By the end of June 2026, the volume of bets on the legal iGaming market in Ontario, Canada, reached 9.46 billion Canadian dollars or 6.74 billion US dollars, according to the local regulator. This is a 30.3% increase year-on-year and the fifth largest monthly result since the market opened in April 2022.
News Today 10:09

Rumor: Microsoft is considering ceasing game releases on Steam

The gaming division of Microsoft might reduce its presence on PC. This was reported by journalist Jez Corden from Windows Central, citing sources close to the corporation.
News Today 09:13

Weekend Highlights (August 1-2)

Jason Schreier uncovered serious issues with Last Sentinel, Ubisoft decided to shut down the NFT game Champions Tactics, and the wishlist count for Dear Passengers has surpassed 2 million. Here’s a rundown of the major events in the gaming industry over the past weekend.
Premium Analytics July 31

Since the beginning of the year, gaming companies have collectively lost over $265 billion, and 62% of all stocks are in the red

Despite the delay, we’ve compiled a detailed report on the gaming stock market situation for the first half of the year. Inside, you’ll find a wealth of data and illustrative tables highlighting macro trends and the situation in specific countries. As usual, we’ll also discuss the reasons behind certain crises.
News July 31

Using the Unity engine, it will become easier to make games for Netflix Games

The company Unity decided to add special support for Netflix’s gaming ecosystem to its eponymous engine.
News July 31

Media: Asha Sharma wants the XBOX margin to reach a “leading industry level” in four years

The publication The Verge reviewed a letter from XBOX head Asha Sharma to the employees of Microsoft’s gaming division. In it, the top manager outlined the strategy for the near future.
Conferences July 31

WN Conference Cyprus ’26 is now accepting applications for participation in the game exhibition and indie pitch

On September 17-18, WN Conference Cyprus’26 will be held in Limassol— a business conference for developers, publishers, and other representatives of the gaming industry. A key part of the conference will be the showcase of games by independent developers and the indie pitch.
News July 31

Sony does not intend to abandon the decision regarding the release of discs

For the first time, Sony’s management has commented on the criticism regarding the plans to discontinue the production of physical discs for new PlayStation games in 2028. The company stated that they understand gamers’ emotions, but they will not retreat from their decision.
News July 31

In the first half of 2026, spending by Chinese game developers on Yandex Ads increased nearly 2.5 times

How much that is in terms of money is not reported.
News July 31

The audience for Mistfall Hunter surpassed 100,000 players in less than a day

On July 30, the release of Mistfall Hunter — a fantasy extraction-action game by Bellring Games studio, took place on PC and consoles. As boasted by the developers, the game quickly attracted a substantial audience.
iGaming July 31

FDJ United reported a drop in half-year revenue due to taxes and lottery setbacks

The French operator FDJ United has published its financial report for the first six months of 2026. The company’s revenues have declined.
News July 31

The deal to sell Electronic Arts is planned to be completed on August 4

As early as next Tuesday, Electronic Arts (EA) may officially come under the wing of an investor consortium.
News July 31

Tariff compensation in the USA boosted PlayStation’s profits — and other insights from Sony’s report

The Sony Corporation, following in Microsoft’s footsteps, has reported the results of the first quarter of the current fiscal year (April-June 2026). According to the document, its gaming division is more or less stable.
News July 30

In the first half of 2026, the total circulation of console and PC games exceeded 1.2 billion copies, according to analytics

Separately, in their semi-annual report, Sensor Tower analysts focused on the segment of PC, PlayStation, and Xbox games.
News July 30

Russia entered the top 5 countries for mobile game downloads in the first half of 2026, according to analytics

Analysts at Sensor Tower released a comprehensive report on the state of the global video game market from January to June 2026. A significant portion of the data pertains to mobile games from the App Store and Google Play—the focus of this publication.
Investor/publisher wanted July 30

The creators of the mobile fighting game about samurais, Katori: Code of Blade, are seeking $300,000 for support and marketing

New material in the section “Investor/Publisher Wanted.” This time, we highlight a free-to-play fighting game set in medieval Japan, Katori: Code of Blade, from the Minsk-based indie studio Gamecraft.
News July 30

Valve funded the porting of the RADV driver to Windows

How much money the company allocated is unknown.
News July 30

“Sir, We Have an Orc Problem” is the new indie hit. The game earned over 360 thousand dollars within 24 hours

At the end of July, the German indie studio Mumpitz Games, consisting of just two developers, released their new game— Sir, We Have an Orc Problem. The project immediately “took off.”
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