PresentationPCF Group
Aktualizacja Strategii Nowe Otwarcie: Polska
31 Jan 202311 pages~22 min full read
People Can Fly aims to generate at least 3 billion PLN in combined revenue between 2023 and 2027 through a portfolio of six new releases.
The studio is transitioning from a single-title developer to a multi-project, self-publishing entity capable of simultaneous AAA production.
The development pipeline includes the AAA work-for-hire title Gemini (2026), three self-funded AAA projects (Dagger, Bifrost, and Victoria) slated for 2025-2026, and various compact-AAA and VR titles.
The company has scaled to over 600 employees, with approximately 400 developers distributed across North American and European studios.
Strategic acquisitions of Phosphor Games, Game On Creative, and Incuvo S.A. have expanded the studio's capabilities into motion capture, cinematics, and virtual reality.
Production capacity has been restructured into a matrix-based, parallel development model supported by a proprietary Unreal Engine framework and internal Centers of Excellence.
People Can Fly’s strategic update, issued on 31 January 2023, outlines a transformation from a single‑title studio into a multi‑project, globally distributed developer and emerging self‑publisher. The core thesis is that leveraging the group’s expertise in AAA shooters, Unreal Engine technology, and a newly expanded talent pool will enable simultaneous delivery of several high‑quality games while shifting revenue generation toward Game‑as‑a‑Service and diversified monetisation models.
Over the past two years the group has completed the Outriders launch and its Worldslayer expansion, restructured its production pipeline from one‑game‑at‑a‑time to parallel development, and opened new studios in Kraków and Montréal. Acquisitions of Phosphor Games (Chicago), Game On Creative (motion‑capture and cinematics), and Incuvo S.A. (VR) have broadened capabilities into compact‑AAA, virtual‑reality and live‑service titles. The workforce now exceeds 600 “Aviators,” including roughly 400 developers, with two‑thirds based in Europe and one‑third in North America. Internal processes rely on agile, matrix‑based feature teams, a proprietary PCF Framework for Unreal Engine, and Centers of Excellence that foster cross‑project knowledge sharing.
Future plans target six new releases by 2027, aiming for at least 3 billion PLN in combined revenue from 2023‑2027. The pipeline includes the AAA work‑for‑hire title Gemini (partnered with Square Enix, slated for 2026), the self‑funded AAA projects Dagger, Bifrost and Victoria (all projected for 2025‑26), the compact‑AAA concept Red, and the self‑published VR titles Thunder (2023) and Green Hell VR (202
