Blizzard Entertainment has relaunched Overwatch 2—removing the number from the name—and the game itself has kicked off a new season with new heroes and a dose of story content. Amidst this, the multiplayer shooter has achieved record popularity on Steam.

The game quickly became a hit.

It is called Fluorite.

Supercell CEO Ilkka Paananen published the company’s traditional blog column, discussing the successes of the past year. We have highlighted the key figures.

The Korean company KRAFTON also summarized the results of 2025.

The year 2025 was quite mixed for Remedy Entertainment. In a recent report, the Finnish company revealed that while it managed to increase its revenue, its losses also grew.

The funds will be used for the development of a new game.

The free-to-play fighting game set in the League of Legends universe attracted fewer people than the company anticipated.

As a result, Knight’s Path ranked 139th on the list of the most anticipated games on Steam.

The creators of “Zaychik” (also known as Tiny Bunny) are currently working on a “full rebuild.”

The Chinese studio miHoYo, known for Genshin Impact, Honkai: Star Rail, and Zenless Zone Zero, announced that four of its former employees have been imprisoned. They were found guilty of abusing their official positions and accepting bribes.

Release dates for games leaving Early Access have appeared on Steam, the creators of MindsEye have identified the organizers behind a campaign to “sabotage” their shooter, and Nioh 3 has become Koei Tecmo’s most popular game on Steam. Here are the main events in the gaming industry from this past weekend.

Last year proved to be extremely successful for Roblox. The gaming platform released its financial report for 2025, detailing growth in several key metrics.

A column by the Director of Product Marketing at Xsolla on the importance of a strong payment tool.

On February 6, the release of Nioh 3, an action RPG by Team Ninja and Koei Tecmo, took place on PC and consoles. According to SteamDB data, the Steam version of the game attracted tens of thousands of concurrent users within the first few hours.

All for the protection of the mental health of French children and adolescents.

The developers from the French indie studio The Game Bakers have shared new information about the sales of Cairn—a simulator centered around a mountain climbing journey. The team announced that the game has already attracted over 300,000 players.

Ubisoft’s management held a Q&A session with employees, as reported by journalist and insider Tom Henderson. During the session, they discussed the changes set to occur within the company as part of a new phase of restructuring.

The funds were allocated for advertising both games and non-gaming applications.