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Back Next Week
Stephen Totilo's March 31, 2026 Game File newsletter announces a brief spring-break hiatus, with regular editions resuming the week of April 6, while rounding up game impressions, industry headlines, upcoming releases, and a podcast appearance.
- The video game industry is experiencing severe instability as of late March 2026, marked by significant layoffs at Eidos Montreal and Polyarc, and the closure of Ivy Road.
- Industry veterans characterize the current economic climate as more severe than the market crash of the 1980s, with few professionals remaining unaffected.
- Nexon is shifting to a conservative investment strategy that prioritizes fewer, high-conviction projects with proven long-term retention and margin potential.
Top-Grossing New Games on Steam: February 2025
The document analyzes the top-grossing new game releases on Steam for February 2025, based on data compiled by GameDiscoverCo.
- Kingdom Come: Deliverance II was the top-grossing new game on Steam in February 2025, generating an estimated $118.9 million in revenue and selling over 2 million copies on the platform.
- Monster Hunter Wilds grossed $69.1 million on Steam within its first 24 hours of release on February 28, with total Steam revenue exceeding $150 million by March 2.
- Monster Hunter Wilds achieved a peak of over 1.38 million concurrent players on Steam, ranking as the 5th biggest release in the platform's history by that metric.
Is There a ‘Best’ Month to Release Your Game In?
Release timing matters less than most developers assume, according to GameDiscoverCo's analysis of Steam launches in 2023 and 2024.
- A game's success is driven primarily by its inherent virality, marketing hooks, and quality rather than its specific calendar release month.
- Data from 2023 and 2024 shows no correlation between launch month and revenue success, as top-tier performance is often skewed by massive outliers.
- Steam market activity peaks during the autumn months of September through November, while December and January remain the quietest periods for new releases.