Gambit Digital — канадский инди-издатель, основанный в 2023 году, с 6 опубликованными играми в Steam. Издатель работает в низком ценовом сегменте и классифицируется как инди. В каталог входят такие игры, как Fae Farm (вышла в сентябре 2023 года) и Turnbound (январь 2026 года), а также Under Par Golf Architect. Совокупная выручка издателя за всё время составила около 4,44 миллиона долларов США.
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How Pantaloon is curating an "evolving library of bold and bizarre games" with its new subscription service Co-founder Jamin Smith explores how the Playbill is "another mad experiment in a series of mad experiments that have – so far – not sunk the business" Over recent years, more and more companies have moved away from the traditional publishing model and set their sights on indie curation. Partly funded by a $150k investment announced earlier this year, the Playbill launches with 14 titles plus Pantaloon's original games. We want to keep our selection more lean in the service of our community being in step with each other." Launch lineup The Playbill's full launch lineup includes: Buckshot Roulette (Critical Reflex, Mike Klubnika), Silt (Fireshine, Spiral Circus Games), Ex Sanguis (Firesquid, Lightbulb Crew), Death Crown (5WORD Team), Kids (Playables), Four Last Things (Akupara Games, Joe Richardson), and Cabin Factory (Future Friends Games, International Cat Studios) Devolver's Virtue: Prologue (Juno Menager, Deconstructeam, Selkie Harbour) will be a timed-exclusive at launch, a visual novella companion piece to the upcoming Virtue and a Sledgehammer, releasing on October 27. Our own titles will sit in the service indefinitely, too." The full roster of games is available through a 'Primo' subscription ($4.99/£3.99 monthly, or $49.99/£39.99 annually).
Disney president and CCO dismisses rumours of Epic Games buyout: "Those are not the conversations we are having right now" Disney and Epic remain focused on creating transmedia content to promote franchises, most recently with The Mandalorian and Grogu Walt Disney Company president and CCO Dana Walden has dismissed ongoing rumours of an Epic Games buyout, saying "those are not the conversations we are having right now." At Bloomberg's Screentime event last week, Walden referenced the "very serious conversations" between Epic and Disney following Disney's $1.5 billion equity investment in 2024. She stated that both companies are focused on upcoming launches to "demonstrate the value of this partnership." When the acquisition went through, Epic Games CEO Tim Sweeney said Epic would "continue to maintain control of the board following the close of [the] transaction." Following Disney's investment in Epic, the companies began a significant collaboration to develop a new "games and entertainment universe." A recent collaboration promoted The Mandalorian and Grogu, with Epic launching a new island, Smugglers Gambit, where players visit Disneyland to experience Millennium Falcon: Smuggler's Run. "When they get there, they link their identities with their Disney ID and Fortnite ID," Walden explained. That [experience] created so many impressions and awareness for The Mandalorian and Grogu, so there will continue to be events that lift these libraries forever." Additional collaborations since the investment have featured characters from Pirates of the Caribbean, The Incredibles, and The Nightmare Before Christmas, as well as multiple Star Wars and Marvel updates.
Nintendo announces Pokémon Pokopia has sold over 5m copies, meaning that roughly one in four Switch 2 users now owns the game Raising the Cinnabar. It looks like we've got another massive Pokémon-flavoured hit on our hands. Nintendo and The Pokémon Company have confirmed that Pokémon Pokopia has sold more than five million units globally - a pretty impressive number given the game has been out for "just over four months". We know that, as of May 2026 at least, Nintendo has sold over 20m Switch 2 units.
Sony has said it plans to cease production of physical discs for all games coming to PlayStation starting in 2028. As well as upsetting many fans, the decision has caused a stir among small, specialist companies producing physical games for PS5 and PS4, among others. Read the full article on pushsquare.com
The days of the big deal are dead – hybrid funding stacks are the future | Opinion A good funding strategy ensures you don't put all your eggs in one basket, so that one bad event doesn't destroy the whole project Tim Browne is CPO and co-founder of the video game funding initiative Bright Gambit. Until 2024, he was a creative director at Avalanche Studios Group, and prior to that he held positions at King, Ubisoft, and Codemasters. Game studios are told there's more money in games than ever. Read this next - Pacific Drive developer Ironwood Studios raises $4m in seed funding round - "We want to take more risks" – email-based publisher Pantaloon raises funding to develop new publishing platform and back more games - Alphabear dev Spry Fox reveals CEOs and staff have taken pay cuts to finish its "biggest game ever" after "extremely fast" spinout from Netflix