Anger Foot
GameBy Free Lives Games · Released Jul 11, 2024
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Monthly Unit Sales Overview: March 2026
March 2026 unit sales for African-developed games, estimated using Video Game Insights data, were again dominated by South African titles.
- Broforce led the March 2026 multi-platform market for South African-developed games with over 10,000 units sold.
- Stick It to the Stickman and Anger Foot both achieved strong commercial performance, each exceeding 8,000 units in total multi-platform sales.
- Stick It to the Stickman was the top-selling title on Steam with approximately 8,200 units, followed by Anger Foot at 6,000 units and Broforce at 4,100 units.
African Games Step Into the Spotlight: September PC and Console Sales Analysis
This analysis examines September 2025 PC and console game sales data to highlight the performance of African-developed games within the global market.
- South African-developed titles 'Broforce' and 'Anger Foot' have emerged as top-performing console games on Xbox and PlayStation, demonstrating that African studios can compete internationally with larger global developers.
- The Steam marketplace presents a significant barrier to entry for African developers, where titles like 'Terra Nil' are heavily overshadowed by the massive sales volume of global indie hits like 'Stick It to the Stickman,' which sold nearly 90,000 units in September 2025.
- Console platforms currently offer higher relative visibility for African-made games compared to the crowded Steam ecosystem, which requires more aggressive marketing strategies for local studios to achieve success.
Gaming News Roundup: Capcom's Exciting Reveals, Nintendo's Switch 2 Strategy and PC Player Base Collapse!
This gaming news roundup, published on July 8, 2024, provides an overview of key developments in the video game industry from July 1-7, 2024, alongside an upcoming game release schedule for the week of July 8, 2024.
- Nintendo is targeting a Q1 2025 launch for the Switch 2 to ensure sufficient supply and avoid the shortages that impacted the original console's release.
- Helldivers 2 has experienced a 90% decline from its peak concurrent Steam player count of 459,000, driven by player dissatisfaction with repetitive gameplay and content stagnation.
- Steam's June hardware survey indicates Windows 11 now holds a 47% user share, while controller usage in gaming sessions has tripled from 5% to 15%.
Plus: The First Descendant Debuts Strong on Steam
This document analyzes recent and upcoming game debuts across various platforms, focusing on sales performance and market trends.
- Nexon's The First Descendant launched with 230,000 concurrent users on Steam, securing a top position on global revenue charts despite mixed reviews regarding performance and microtransactions.
- Final Fantasy XIV: Dawntrail successfully tripled its Steam active player base from 30,000 to over 90,000 concurrent users following its release.
- The First Descendant’s player base is geographically diverse, with 21% of users located in the United States and 17% in China.
June 2024 Steam Launches, Deconstructed
This analysis provides a comprehensive overview of top-performing game launches across Steam and major console platforms for June 2024, with a forward look into upcoming Steam releases.
- Nexon’s free-to-play shooter The First Descendant dominated June 2024 with an estimated $35 million in gross revenue, driven by aggressive monetization and a global player base.
- Viral indie titles outperformed expectations, with Chained Together selling 2 million units and Bodycam reaching 400,000 units by leveraging Unreal Engine 5 aesthetics.
- NetEase’s Once Human achieved strong engagement with concurrent user peaks exceeding 160,000, fueled by high interest from both the U.S. and Chinese markets.
Devolver Digital Trading Update 2023
Devolver Digital anticipates full-year revenue for the financial year ending December 31, 2023, to be at least $90 million, aligning with previous expectations.
- Devolver Digital expects full-year 2023 revenue of at least $90 million, achieving a breakeven point in adjusted EBITDA after a $3.5 million loss in the first half of the year.
- Co-founder Harry Miller has returned as CEO, replacing Douglas Morin, as part of a broader leadership restructuring that includes new board appointments for Kate Marsh and Graeme Struthers.
- The company is shifting its distribution strategy by declining certain subscription-based deals to prioritize the long-term value and revenue potential of its intellectual property.
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