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News November 6

The action RPG Queen’s Domain recouped its costs almost immediately after release

On October 30, the release of Queen’s Domain took place—a fantasy action RPG with a retro style, set on a mysterious island. Less than a week after its release, the game broke even and began generating profit.
News November 6

Revenue dropped, and the gaming audience became even smaller — key points from the G5 Entertainment report

The Swedish publisher with Russian roots, G5 Entertainment, has joined the parade of financial reports and shared the results of the third quarter of 2026. We have highlighted the main points from the document.
News November 6

BioWare Co-Founder: Saving Mass Effect 5 could cost more than $200 million

The creation of the next Mass Effect could require hundreds of millions of dollars, warned one of BioWare’s founders, Trent Oster. He believes that those eager for the game’s development should keep this in mind.
News November 6

Playtika’s management will ultimately not sell the company

In early April, Playtika decided to explore “strategic alternatives” for business development — one of which was the possibility of selling the company. Six months later, Playtika announced it was abandoning this option.
iGaming November 6

iGaming accounted for 60% of the Latvian gambling market’s revenue for the first nine months of 2026

As of the end of January-September 2026, the revenue of the iGaming market in Latvia reached 138.53 million euros. This is 12.9% more than the same period last year, according to data from the State Revenue Service of Latvia (VID).
News November 6

Unity reported its first profitable quarter since going public

Six years ago, Unity went public on the New York Stock Exchange through an IPO. Since then, it struggled to achieve quarterly profits until the situation turned around in July-September 2026.
News November 6

Media: EA owners are in talks to buy Unity for $25 billion

The company Unity is being targeted for acquisition. According to sources from Reuters, a consortium of investors, including the Saudi Arabian Public Investment Fund (PIF) and Silver Lake, has shown interest.
News November 5

Layoffs occurred at the studio behind Eve Online

Fenris Creations, formerly known as CCP Games, is also downsizing its workforce. This was first reported by its employees on social media, and later confirmed by the studio itself in a statement to the media.
News November 5

It seems the Canadian authorities will have to consider a petition to save BioWare

The controversy surrounding BioWare’s closure continues to intensify. Now, Canadian gamers have started collecting signatures for a petition to the country’s House of Commons, demanding the studio not be shut down.
News November 5

Almost like at launch: Alawar reported a surge in sales of Beholder: Conductor

In late July, sales of Beholder: Conductor began to rise sharply. Within just two weeks, the game sold over 81,000 copies, which is comparable to its initial launch results — even though 15 months have passed since its release. In an article for GamesIndustry, Alawar’s head of marketing, Artem Bashutin, explained the reasons behind this surge.
News November 5

Some developers of Escape From Playtime were fired two weeks after the game was released

The studio Mob Entertainment has conducted a round of layoffs. It decided to reduce the number of employees working on Escape From Playtime, a cooperative horror game set in the Poppy Playtime universe.
News November 5

One in three studios purchased since 2000 has already closed — study

Gaming industry veteran Sebastian Cardoso examined the fate of three hundred studios developing PC and console games that have been acquired by large companies over the last 26 years. A significant portion had a grim fate.
News November 5

King, Scopely, and two other mobile publishers violated advertising requirements in the United Kingdom

The United Kingdom’s Advertising Standards Authority (ASA) has banned the advertisement of mobile games by King, Scopely, Omnilojo, and Vistrex in the country. However, this ban is specific not to the promotion of the titles as a whole but to the distribution of several particular ad creatives.
News November 5

Console sales have declined, alongside revenue — the main takeaway from Nintendo’s semi-annual report

Following Sony, Nintendo has reported its financial results. It shared the revenue details for the first half of fiscal 2027, which covers April to September of the calendar year 2026.
News November 5

Sony Report: PlayStation profits nearly doubled, while sales of Marvel’s Wolverine reached 2.4 million copies

The Sony Corporation reported a successful second quarter of fiscal 2026, which spanned from July 1 to September 30. Its gaming division managed to increase many key metrics, with some showing significant growth.
iGaming November 5

An American court has prohibited Papaya Gaming from transferring money out of the United States

The Bankruptcy Court in Delaware has restricted transfers from the U.S. accounts of Papaya Gaming. This decision was made amid its dispute with FIRY (formerly known as Skillz), to whom Papaya Gaming owes approximately $730 million.
News November 5

Microsoft has been accused of “sabotaging” the development of Marvel’s Blade to justify the closure of Arkane Lyon

The French union STJV leveled criticism at Microsoft, claiming that the corporation itself created financial problems for Arkane Lyon.
Premium Analytics November 4

The showdown between Western and Asian blockbusters, Steam records, and indie hits: the highest-grossing releases of October in numbers and charts

Before the market crashes under the pressure of GTA 6, it’s a great time to discuss the new releases for October on PC and consoles. In Japan, home console releases continue to dominate, Call of Duty returns to its prime, and Steam sets new records once again.
News November 3

The digital store itch.io removed terabytes of “AI slop” and added a “No AI” filter to the search

The team at itch.io has carried out a large-scale cleanup of the store, removing low-quality content created using artificial intelligence technologies. They announced on social media the deletion of “a couple of terabytes” of such projects.
News November 3

Over the past year, the founders of miHoYo became $14.5 billion richer

The founders of miHoYo, the company behind Genshin Impact, Honkai: Star Rail, and several other popular games, continue to increase their wealth. It has been reported that all three made it into the latest top 100 richest people in China, according to Hurun Research Institute.
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