Fuse Games
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Gaming Weekly Premium Digest #42
Gaming Weekly Premium Digest #42 covers the week of 12–18 October 2026 for InvestGame's tracked universe of 59 listed gaming companies, pairing stock-move catalysts with PC/console sales data from Alinea Analytics.
- Frontier Developments' shares fell 12.9% on October 14 following the release of Planet Zoo 2, which received 'Mixed' Steam reviews at approximately 65% positive.
- Despite the stock decline, Planet Zoo 2's initial four-day performance, including pre-orders, surpassed the launch figures of both previous Jurassic World titles from Frontier.
- Unity Software shares dropped 13.8% during the week of October 12–18, driven by a combination of broader market pressure from US inflation data and a lack of positive company-specific news.
Fixing Call of Duty: Inside Activision’s Modern Warfare 4 comeback plan
Activision is fundamentally restructuring its approach to the Call of Duty franchise in response to declining player engagement and a 50 percent drop in European launch sales for recent titles.
- Activision is restructuring the Call of Duty franchise to address declining player engagement and a 50 percent drop in European launch sales for recent titles.
- The strategy for Modern Warfare 4 prioritizes long-term brand health over immediate sales by shifting to a grounded, cinematic experience and reintroducing popular modes like DMZ.
- The U.S. gaming hardware market has reached its lowest August sales levels since 2013, with all major console manufacturers reporting double-digit declines.
How come Fuse Games gets to make a Star Wars racing game?
Fuse Games, a UK-based independent studio founded three years ago by former leaders from EA’s Criterion Games, is currently developing Star Wars: Galactic Racer.
- Fuse Games, a 75-person independent studio founded by former Criterion Games leaders, is developing 'Star Wars: Galactic Racer' using Unreal Engine.
- The studio employs a distributed development model, partnering with other UK studios to scale capacity and avoid the industry's traditional cycle of project-based hiring and layoffs.
- The game aims to revitalize the racing genre by blending 4K 60fps visuals with 'racing adventure' elements that allow players to inhabit canonical Star Wars characters.
