Fenris Creations
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On Steam
Steam estimates as of 9 Oct 2026. Revenue is premium revenue on Steam only: game sales, without DLC.
- Revenue as publisher
- $3.7M
- 1 games
- Revenue as developer
- $3.7M
- 1 games
- Units sold
- 1.4M
- as publisher or developer
- Headquarters
- Iceland
Fenris Creations’s best-selling games on Steam
| Game | Released | Share of the best seller | Revenue | Units |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| EVE OnlineDeveloper and Publisher | 2010 | $3.7M | 1.4M | |
| EVE VanguardDeveloper and Publisher | — | — | — |
Documents about Fenris Creations
AI Game Creation: An Aggressive Race to the Bottom
The primary objective of this analysis is to examine the evolving role of generative artificial intelligence within the video game industry, specifically highlighting the tension between technological advancement and industry sustainability.
- The video games industry is facing significant tension regarding the integration of Generative AI, with Japanese studios expressing particular sensitivity and concern about its implementation.
- Capcom is actively experimenting with AI ventures, though these initiatives are currently facing challenges in execution and industry reception.
- The upcoming AI and Games Conference 2026 will feature industry participation from major entities including Fenris Creations, Embark, Warhorse, and Wargaming.
The Better Angels of Nature
The video game industry possesses a unique capacity to influence climate discourse by embedding environmental themes directly into interactive experiences.
- Xbox continues its corporate restructuring, with Ninja Theory set for closure and ongoing consolidation of studios like Playground Games and Turn 10, which Matt Booty notes is only about 75% complete.
- Public support for Net Zero initiatives in the UK has declined significantly, dropping from 70% a few years ago to 40%, largely due to a perceived lack of agency among the public to influence climate outcomes.
- Speakers at the Green Games Summit suggest that developers can improve climate communication by focusing on local nature preservation and realistic representations of energy systems, rather than relying on abstract climate messaging.
Did Apple really resolve its EU dispute? | Week in Mobile Games podcast
Apple’s recent attempt to resolve its regulatory dispute with the European Union regarding the Digital Markets Act remains contentious.
- Apple has updated its App Store business terms in response to EU Digital Markets Act (DMA) scrutiny, setting commission rates at 26% for standard App Store apps, 20% for those using alternative payment processing, and 15% for apps that link out to external payment methods.
- Roblox is facing increased pressure from international regulators, including a three-month mandate from Australian authorities to improve child safety measures after reports that adults could still contact minors on the platform.
- The mobile idle RPG 'Digimon New Century' (referred to as Digimon Up) generated $10 million in player spending across Google Play and the App Store during its first month following its July 15, 2024, launch.
Why EVE Online’s studio bought itself back for $120m - and partnered with Google DeepMind
CCP Games has entered a strategic period of independence following a $120 million management-led buyback from Pearl Abyss.
- CCP Games (now rebranded as Fenris) completed a $120 million buyback from Pearl Abyss to regain independence and pursue a distinct, tech-focused portfolio strategy.
- The studio is collaborating with Google DeepMind to use EVE Online’s complex, player-driven economic and social environment as a training ground for AI agents.
- Fenris is open-sourcing its proprietary 'Carbon' engine and technology platform to encourage third-party development and long-term ecosystem sustainability.
Saber Interactive Unveils Schrödinger's Narrative Designer
The August 2026 industry update from AI and Games highlights a growing tension between game developers and the integration of generative artificial intelligence, specifically focusing on a controversy involving Saber Interactive.
- Saber Interactive is facing controversy over its new title 'Rideshare' after a former narrative designer claimed they were fired from the project in 2023, contradicting the publisher's assertion that the game's story was written entirely by humans.
- While Saber Interactive denies replacing writers with AI, it confirmed that the game's 'free-ride' mode uses AI to generate dialogue for an infinite number of passengers, despite this use of generative technology not being disclosed on the game's Steam page.
- FACEIT launched a new machine learning-based anti-cheat system on August 5, 2026, for Counterstrike 2, which has already banned high-ranked players for using AI-driven cheats that read screen pixels to mimic human input.
Global Gaming Report: Q2 2026
The global gaming industry experienced a period of financial divergence during the second quarter of 2026, characterized by robust private capital formation despite broader equity market volatility.
- Private gaming financing reached a one-year high in Q2 2026, with 96 deals generating over $2.5 billion in capital.
- Institutional investors committed over $2 billion to new gaming-focused funds, signaling sustained interest in indie projects and long-term content strategies.
- The gaming market showed significant divergence, as Western gaming stocks rose 4.8% while mobile gaming and Asian markets declined by 11.6% and 6.4% respectively.
The Debrief: May 2026
The May 2026 edition of The Debrief serves as a monthly synthesis of significant developments, corporate maneuvers, and cultural trends within the global video game industry.
- The upcoming Nintendo Switch 2 is facing price increases driven by a global RAM supply shortage, referred to as 'RAMaggedon'.
- CCP Games has rebranded as Fenris Creations, incorporating technology from Google DeepMind into its operations.
- Secret Handshake has generated significant industry attention with a new arcade-focused pop-up initiative.
Hit Points #373: Serious Hat
This commentary reflects on the current state of the video game industry from the perspective of a consultant balancing professional obligations with critical analysis.
- Nintendo is increasing the price of the Switch 2 by $50/€50, effective in August, citing changes in market conditions and global economic outlook.
- Both Microsoft and Sony reported significant declines in hardware sales, yet are focusing on next-gen offerings; Microsoft with 'Project Helix' and Sony increasing investments for its next-generation platform.
- CCP Games, maker of EVE Online, bought itself back from parent company Pearl Abyss for $120 million (less than half of the 2018 acquisition price of $225 million), rebranding as Fenris Creations and securing investment from Omega Ventures and Google's Deepmind.