The cycle of publications about games seeking investments or a publisher continues. Up next is an article about the Russian team Sunday Morning Meet-up Studio, which is developing an ironic adventure game called Jesus Christ.

Attorneys at Nintendo continue their fight against game piracy. Recently, the company filed two lawsuits.

A British employment tribunal has found Cloud Imperium Games guilty of discriminating against an employee. The company fired a worker with autism after he requested permission to work from home.

Last week, Steam’s summer sale kicked off, significantly affecting the sales chart. It helped many long-released games return to the list of top-grossing products for the week from June 25 to July 2.

On June 20, Byterunners Studio and publisher Movie Games released the sequel to Drug Dealer Simulator on Steam. By July 1, over 100,000 people worldwide had purchased the second installment of the drug dealer simulator.

The studio Singularity 6, which developed the life simulator Palia, has joined Daybreak Game Company, which itself is a subsidiary of the Swedish holding company EG7. The terms and amount of the deal have not been disclosed.

The legendary game designer Shigeru Miyamoto believes that Nintendo will be fine as long as it releases a big hit every 3-5 years. He often shares this with new employees to shape their work attitude.

Capcom has established another subsidiary. This is the Taiwanese company Minimum Studios, which specializes in creating animations for games.

During the conference “Gaming Industry” (GI), there will be a showcase of game projects. Here are the participation conditions.

According to data from the Game Industry Layoffs portal, the scale of layoffs in the gaming industry is gradually decreasing. By their calculations, gaming companies laid off a total of 632 employees in June.

Journalists from dev.by looked at how many employees are registered at the Lithuanian branches of IT companies with Belarusian origins. It was found that all the gaming companies they studied currently have fewer employees than in January.

The multiplayer tank shooter World of Tanks Blitz has turned ten years old. In an interview with VentureBeat, MS-1 Studios (Wargaming) General Manager Thaine Lyman shared that the game has joined the ranks of “unicorns,” with its total revenue surpassing one billion dollars.

Ubisoft laid off dozens of employees in Toronto, Steam set a new concurrent user record during its summer sale, Helldivers 2 lost 90% of its audience on Steam — here’s what happened in the gaming industry over the weekend.

One Piece Treasure Cruise is a mobile RPG developed by Bandai Namco Entertainment, inspired by the popular manga One Piece. In May, the game celebrated its tenth anniversary. On this occasion, analysts from Sensor Tower shared the project’s metrics.

Specialists from the legal company REVERA, Svetlana Gordey and Daria Savko, discussed what “gold farming” is and whether it can be legally combated.

Valve has added a new chart to Steam, which compiles the 100 most popular games on the portable PC, Steam Deck. The ranking considers the number of unique users and whether the game is among the most popular for each specific Steam Deck owner.

Investor optimism towards Tencent is growing, and along with it, the company’s market value is increasing. Bloomberg calculated that since January 1, 2024, the Chinese giant’s market capitalization has risen by 28%, or $91 billion.

Gameloft continues to downsize. A month after announcing plans to close its office in Cluj-Napoca, the company has parted ways with a “significant portion” of staff from its office in Toronto.

Ubisoft CEO Yves Guillemot officially revealed the audience size of the free-to-play shooter XDefiant. According to him, the game has attracted over 11 million users.