Santa Ragione's provocative horror Horses sells 18,000 copies - but it may not be enough to save the studio
Santa Ragione's controversial horror game, Horses, has sold over 18,000 copies despite being deplatformed from Steam and Epic Games Store.
Santa Ragione's controversial horror game, Horses, has sold over 18,000 copies despite being deplatformed from Steam and Epic Games Store.
Mythwright, the publisher of TerraTech, has acquired Grizzly Games' "entire" Thronefall IP.
Gordon Van Dyke, who co-founded successful Swedish indie publisher Raw Fury, has announced the resurrection of developer Stumpysquid, the original developer of the hit strategy game Kingdom: Two Crowns. The studio was previously acquired by Raw Fury, which published the game, but Van Dyke retained ownership of Stumpysquid when Raw Fury was itself acquired by Altor. He left the publisher in March.
Stockholm-based developer Moon Rover Games is pausing operations after being unable to secure funds for its in-development project, Aldous.
2025 felt like a year where legal stories dominated industry headlines nearly as much as the games themselves. Patent litigation over game mechanics, (unusually) public disputes over contested earn-out payments, and the busting open of the mobile ecosystem, to name a few.
Japanese giant Sony and Chinese tech and entertainment firm Tencent have settled their legal dispute over the alleged similarities between the former's Horizon franchise and the latter's Light of Motiram.
Wizards of the Coast has hired Blizzard veteran Paul Della Bitta to head up its Digital Ventures games arm.
The global games market is expected to increase 7.5% to $197 billion in 2025, exceeding prior expectations set by Newzoo.
Roblox is exploring changes that it could make so that it can return to Russia after being banned.
US hardware and software revenue fell dramatically in November 2025 breaking internal tracking records, according to data from Circana.
Nintendo has won a 15-year-old lawsuit against a third-party Wii controller seller, securing $8.2 million (€7 million) in damages, interest, and legal fees.
Former Bungie director Chris Barratt has had his court case against his former employer and Sony dismissed.
Warner Bros. Discovery has formally advised its shareholders to reject Paramount Skydance's $108.4 billion bid to acquire the company.
Unity is allegedly introducing a new annual fee for its largest Enterprise users, requiring a "minimum commitment" of $250,000 to $2 million, depending on each game's revenue. It will reportedly be "applied towards your purchase of Unity subscription license and support products."
In 2015, a developer survey from the International Game Developers Association found that 22% of respondents identified as women. Almost a decade later, in a similar survey by GDC, the figure had increased only slightly to 25%.
Larian Studios CEO Swen Vincke has clarified the developer's position on using AI in its creative process following backlash to a recent interview with Bloomberg.
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