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European Game Sales: First Half 2024

The European video game market demonstrated resilience during the first half of 2024, with total unit sales for PC and console games reaching nearly 80 million. This figure represents a modest decline of 1.6% compared to the same period in 2023. This performance is notable given the absence of a high-profile AAA release slate, which contrasted sharply with the first half of 2023, a period bolstered by major titles such as Hogwarts Legacy, The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom, and Diablo IV. Market data, provided by GSD, tracks physical sales across major European markets and digital sales from most leading publishers, though Nintendo remains a significant omission from digital reporting. While unit sales remained relatively stable, revenue experienced a more pronounced downturn, particularly in the UK, where revenue fell by 30%. This discrepancy is attributed to the lower average selling prices of the top-performing games in 2024 compared to the premium AAA releases of the previous year. The hardware sector faced more significant challenges, with console sales dropping 24% during the first six months of 2024 to 2.2 million units. All major platforms saw declines, with the Xbox Series S and X experiencing the steepest drop at 37%, followed by the Nintendo Switch at 32% and the PlayStation 5 at 16%. Similarly, the accessories market saw an 8.4% decrease in unit sales for the first half of the year. Despite these broader trends, specific titles like Elden Ring saw massive surges in engagement following downloadable content releases, and EA Sports FC 24 maintained strong performance, benefiting from the European football championships.

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GamesIndustry.bizJul 2024

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Live Streaming Trends Report: Q2 2024

The global live streaming industry experienced a significant resurgence in the second quarter of 2024, with total viewership reaching 8.5 billion hours. This 10% year-over-year increase represents the first substantial growth period since the pandemic-era peak. While Twitch maintains its position as the primary market leader, its dominance has softened from 70% to 60% of total hours watched. This shift reflects a diversifying landscape where YouTube Gaming and Kick have captured 23.4% and 5.5% of the market, respectively, and Rumble has established itself as a top-ten platform by leveraging political content and debate-related viewership. Content trends during this period were heavily influenced by major software releases and political events. The launch of downloadable content for Elden Ring triggered a 331% surge in viewership for the title, driving a 30% increase in the broader Action genre. Conversely, traditional pillars such as First-Person Shooters and MOBAs saw slight declines in market share. The VTuber segment remains a high-growth area, particularly within the Grand Theft Auto V category, where individual creators saw viewership spikes exceeding 300%. Esports also reached new heights, evidenced by the LCK Grand Final achieving a record 2.7 million concurrent viewers. A critical structural shift is occurring in creator demographics, characterized by the decentralization of viewership. The market share held by the top 5% of streamers fell to 86% from a 2019 high of 98%, while the share held by the top 0.01% of channels dropped from 45% to 33%. This trend suggests a maturing ecosystem where visibility is increasingly distributed among a broader range of mid-tier creators rather than being concentrated exclusively at the top. These findings indicate a healthy, diversifying industry that is successfully transitioning from pandemic-driven volatility to sustainable, multi-platform growth.

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Stream HatchetJul 2024

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Project & Studio Financing Snapshot July 2024

The snapshot evaluates financing conditions for game projects and development studios as of mid‑2024, highlighting a persistently constrained capital environment while noting modest signs of warming in project funding. Publishers remain risk‑averse after pandemic‑driven over‑expansion, with many having reduced staff, divested assets, and facing cash‑flow pressures compounded by high interest rates and the absence of large platform backers. Consequently, they prioritize core franchises, proven IP and work‑for‑hire arrangements, demanding projects that are further along in development, feature polished vertical slices, and fall within a budget sweet spot of roughly $500 k to $3 million, though an emerging demand for sub‑$500 k titles is evident. The upcoming Gamescom event is expected to catalyze deal flow for releases slated for 2025 and beyond. Studio financing remains low with no change in outlook, reflecting cautious growth after a volatile Q1 2024 period in which total investment value and volume rose, M&A value increased while deal count fell, and median developer investment grew quarter‑over‑quarter. New capital raises saw a decline in total value but an increase in deal count, underscoring a shift toward smaller, more frequent funding rounds. Investors continue to focus on early‑stage (pre‑seed, Series A) and later‑stage (Series C) opportunities, while Series B financing proves scarce as capital gravitates toward either nascent start‑ups or already successful entities. Geographically, funders exhibit a preference for European‑based studios over North American counterparts, and platform trends show mobile projects facing heightened difficulty, whereas PC and console titles dominate, especially those built around games‑as‑a‑service, multiplayer, and user‑generated content models. Overall, the financing landscape is characterized by conservative publisher behavior, modest but steady studio investment, and a strategic emphasis on later‑stage, lower‑risk projects as the industry settles post‑pandemic.

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DDMJul 2024

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State of Web3 in Saudi Arabia

Saudi Arabia has emerged as the dominant hub for Web3 investment in the Middle East and North Africa, capturing 51 % of Q1 2024 venture‑capital funding with $429 million across 163 deals. This concentration reflects a supportive ecosystem that blends proactive government initiatives, a growing pool of local founders, and active participation from international investors. The market is presently skewed toward consumer‑facing applications such as DeFi, GameFi and SocialFi, while foundational protocol development remains limited, highlighting a clear opening for infrastructure builders. Founders of Saudi‑based Web3 ventures underscore the rapid maturation of the sector, citing high‑profile partnerships—including Animoca Brands with NEOM, collaborations with Hedera, and alignment with Vision 2030—as catalysts for growth. Yet they identify three persistent barriers: inadequate user‑friendly interfaces, insufficient public and investor education, and ambiguous regulatory frameworks that impede both builder activity and funding cycles. Sector‑specific use cases—blockchain‑enabled freelance payments, Sharia‑compliant insurance, and localized NFT platforms—are viewed as primary drivers of mass adoption. Government commitment reinforces this trajectory, with $37.7 billion earmarked for esports and $13.3 billion for gaming, complemented by sizable venture funds such as Wa’ed’s $500 million vehicle and 500 Global’s $2.4 billion under management. Notable projects illustrate tangible impact: Tharawat Green Exchange aims to plant ten million trees by 2030, while Ticket Souq has generated $3.3 million in gross merchandise value, serving 36 k users across 55 events in ten countries. Stakeholders agree that clear, supportive regulation, robust education, and targeted technology investment are essential to translate this momentum into sustainable, high‑pay‑off outcomes for the kingdom’s burgeoning gaming, fintech, e‑commerce and proptech sectors.

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AdaverseJul 2024

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Global Gamer Study 2024: How Consumers Engage with Games Today

This analysis examines global consumer engagement with video games, drawing on data from over 73,000 surveyed individuals across 36 markets. The findings reveal that gaming has become a dominant pillar of modern entertainment, with 80% of the total online population playing games and 85% engaging with the medium through playing, viewing content, or participating in social communities. Engagement is highest among younger demographics; over 90% of Gen Alpha and Gen Z consumers are game enthusiasts, with Gen Alpha notably spending more time on gaming (5.2 hours per week) than on social media. The data highlights a significant shift in how different generations and genders interact with the medium. While Adventure is the top genre for Gen Alpha, Gen Z, and Millennials, younger female players are increasingly likely to invest in pay-to-play titles, challenging traditional industry stereotypes. On PC and console platforms, players are motivated primarily by vast open worlds and deep storytelling. These platforms also attract higher-spending audiences compared to mobile; 22% of console players spend more than $25 per month, and over half are classified as medium-to-high spenders. Despite a market where a small number of established franchises capture the majority of playtime, a vital segment of "new game seekers" remains. Approximately 31% of PC and console players actively hunt for trending titles. This cohort is highly valuable, as 80% of them spend money on games monthly and they are 50% more engaged than the average player. Geographically, this appetite for new experiences is strongest in emerging markets like China, India, and Saudi Arabia, while more mature markets like Japan and Western Europe show more conservative play patterns. The findings suggest that success in a competitive landscape requires moving beyond playable experiences to engage consumers across multiple dimensions, including social media, creator content, and transmedia brands.

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NewzooJul 2024

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June 2024 Steam Launches, Deconstructed

June 2024 Steam launch data reveals a market dominated by high-performing free-to-play (F2P) titles and viral indie hits, while mid-to-large budget traditional releases face increasing pressure to recoup costs. Analysis of gross revenue and player engagement indicates that Nexon’s F2P shooter, The First Descendant, led the month with an estimated $35 million in gross revenue, characterized by aggressive monetization and a diverse international player base. In the indie sector, Bodycam and Chained Together emerged as significant outliers, leveraging viral mechanics and Unreal Engine 5 aesthetics to achieve sales of 400,000 and 2 million units respectively. The data suggests a challenging environment for premium titles with higher production values. Despite positive critical reception, games like Still Wakes the Deep may struggle to find profitability on Steam alone, often relying on subscription services like Game Pass to reach a broader audience. Furthermore, the transition of titles like Dark and Darker to Steam showed mixed results, as unconventional monetization structures—such as a free-to-play entry with a flat-fee unlock—received varied player responses. Geographic and platform trends highlight the continued strength of the Asian market and the resilience of established franchises. NetEase’s Once Human demonstrated strong concurrent user (CCU) peaks exceeding 160,000, driven by significant interest from the U.S. and China. On consoles, The First Descendant and Zenless Zone Zero topped PlayStation charts, while Elden Ring’s expansion maintained a dominant position on Xbox. Looking forward to mid-July 2024, the market anticipates a surge of high-wishlist releases including Norland and Flintlock: The Siege of Dawn, signaling a return to high-volume launch schedules following the conclusion of the Steam Summer Sale. This analysis utilizes proprietary GameDiscoverCo Hype scores, CCU tracking, and revenue estimates to evaluate performance across Steam, PlayStation, Xbox, and the Epic Games Store.

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GameDiscoverCoJul 2024

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What PC Game Genres Have the Most Hype in 2025?

Analysis of Steam tag data from 2024 reveals that complex, PC-centric genres continue to dominate player interest and "hype" scores. Utilizing a proprietary metric that aggregates followers, wishlist rankings, and forum traffic across nearly 24,000 unreleased titles, the findings indicate that Open World Survival Craft, Grand Strategy, City Builders, and Farming Simulators remain the most consistently popular genres. A notable shift since late 2022 is the emergence of the Extraction Shooter as a high-interest subgenre, alongside a significant rise in the "Job Simulator" category, driven by the success of niche management titles. The data distinguishes between median hype and average hype to identify "top-heavy" genres. While the median view highlights consistent performers, the average view reveals that genres like MMORPG, MOBA, Looter Shooter, and Souls-Like are driven by a few massive, highly anticipated titles. Additionally, the most anticipated specific tags for games with at least ten entries are Remake and Warhammer 40k, suggesting strong market sentiment for established intellectual properties and updated classics. Beyond genre trends, the analysis covers shifting hardware preferences on Steam. Controller usage has tripled since 2018, now accounting for 15% of daily sessions. While Xbox controllers maintain a 59% market share, PlayStation controllers have grown to 26%, and the Steam Deck accounts for 10%. This broadening of the PC market is further evidenced by the announcement of new Steam-branded peripherals from third-party manufacturers like Hori. The scope of this analysis is global, focusing on the Steam platform during the first half of 2024. It also touches upon broader industry trends, including the limited commercial success of premium console-to-mobile ports on iOS, the dominance of Meta Quest in the VR extraction shooter market, and the impact of Steam Next Fest, where surveyed games averaged 4,000 new wishlists and a 20% conversion rate from demo players to wishlisters.

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GameDiscoverCoJul 2024

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Riven's Remake Tops a Slower "Steam Debuts" Week

Market performance for the final week of June 2024 reflects a significant slowdown in new releases as the industry deferred to the launch of the Steam Summer Sale. Analysis of Steam debuts, upcoming titles, and console storefront trends indicates that while high-profile remakes and niche simulators can find success, the overall volume of major new entries remained low during this period. The primary highlight of the week was the launch of Riven, a real-time 3D remake of the 1997 classic. The title achieved approximately 1,700 maximum concurrent users and an estimated 25,000 to 30,000 units sold in its first week on Steam. Other notable Steam debuts included the deck-building dungeon crawler Dice & Fold and the hyper-niche storm-chasing simulator Outbrk, both of which maintained steady engagement despite specific technical critiques from their respective communities. Conversely, Ubisoft’s Beyond Good & Evil 20th Anniversary Edition saw a more muted start across Steam, PlayStation, and Xbox, likely due to a late-announced Steam page and a crowded legacy market. Looking ahead, the free-to-play co-op RPG The First Descendant dominates upcoming interest with over 215,000 Steam followers, positioning it as a major contender in the looter-shooter segment. Other significant upcoming activity includes the Dawntrail expansion for Final Fantasy XIV and the launch of Zenless Zone Zero from MiHoyo, which is expected to leverage strong urban-themed visual appeal and established gacha monetization models. Across console platforms, Elden Ring continues to lead sales charts following its recent expansion, while Sea of Thieves remains a top performer on PlayStation. On the Nintendo Switch, Little Kitty, Big City and Moonstone Island show sustained momentum. The data, derived from Steam CCU figures, follower counts, and official storefront rankings across the US and global markets, suggests that while the summer sale period suppresses new paid launches, established hits and high-anticipation free-to-play titles continue to drive significant player traffic.

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GameDiscoverCoJul 2024

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What Happened to Disco Elysium's Sequel? I Spoke to the Man Behind 300,000 Lines

The cancellation of the sequel to the critically acclaimed video game Disco Elysium stems from significant internal instability at the developer, ZA/UM. Following the original game's success, the studio underwent a period of turmoil characterized by the departure of key creative leads and subsequent layoffs of 24 employees. These organizational changes, coupled with allegations of a toxic management culture, ultimately led to the shelving of the project, internally referred to as Y12, just four months after new staff were brought on to lead its development. The narrative surrounding the project's collapse is corroborated by firsthand accounts from those involved in the production. Lenval Brown, the voice actor responsible for narrating over 300,000 lines of dialogue in the original title, confirmed the sequel's cancellation and attributed the failure to a fundamental split within the studio. Former lead writer Dora Klindžić further detailed the chaotic transition, noting that the replacement of original leads was framed as a positive organizational shift before the project was abruptly terminated without clear justification. This situation reflects a broader, somber trend within the gaming industry during 2024, marked by widespread layoffs and professional uncertainty. While the industry continues to produce major titles and host significant events, the loss of the Disco Elysium sequel serves as a case study in how internal management conflicts and corporate restructuring can derail highly anticipated projects. The cancellation has left a lasting impact on the game's community, leading many fans to distance themselves from the studio's commercial activities in protest of the treatment of the original creative team.

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Shannon LiaoJun 2024

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EA Sports FC 24 and GTA 5 Top European Charts: May 2024

The European video game market experienced a significant downturn in May 2024, with total console and PC game sales reaching 11.6 million units. This figure represents a nearly 17% decline compared to the same five-week period in 2023. The primary driver for this contraction is the absence of major software releases comparable to the previous year, specifically the launch of The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom, which alone outperformed the entire top ten list of May 2024. EA Sports FC 24 secured the top position in the monthly charts, followed by Grand Theft Auto 5. F1 24 debuted at number three, though its launch performance was 35% lower than its predecessor. Other notable entries included Ghost of Tsushima: Director's Cut at number four, bolstered by its PC release, and Paper Mario: The Thousand Year Door at number five. Hardware sales also faced a sharp decline, dropping 40% year-on-year, with the Nintendo Switch experiencing the most substantial impact due to difficult comparisons against the high-profile hardware and software activity observed in May 2023. The analysis utilizes GSD figures, which aggregate digital sales from major publishers—excluding Nintendo—and physical retail data across key European markets. The scope of the data covers a broad range of European countries, with specific regional variations for hardware and accessory tracking. Beyond software and hardware, accessory sales also saw a 25% decrease, although the DualSense controller remained a notable exception with year-on-year growth. Overall, the market performance reflects a challenging period characterized by a lack of blockbuster titles to sustain the high consumer spending levels seen in the prior year.

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GamesIndustry.bizJun 2024

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Global Video Game Console Market Overview & Forecasts: 2024

The global video game console market is currently navigating a transitional phase characterized by stabilizing hardware supply chains and a shifting focus toward mid-cycle refreshes and next-generation planning. Market analysis indicates that while the initial post-pandemic surge in hardware sales has leveled off, the industry remains robust due to high engagement levels within the established ecosystems of major platform holders. The primary thesis suggests that the market is moving away from a pure hardware-sales metric toward a holistic model centered on recurring digital revenue, subscription services, and long-term user retention. Geographically, the market maintains a strong foothold in North America and Western Europe, which collectively account for the majority of hardware spending, though significant growth is emerging in East Asia and parts of Latin America. The scope of current industry data covers the period from 2020 through 2024, with projections extending into 2028. Key findings highlight that digital software sales now represent over 80% of total software revenue, a trend accelerated by the proliferation of digital-only console SKUs. Furthermore, subscription services have reached a saturation point in mature markets, prompting providers to focus on tiered pricing structures and cloud gaming integration to drive incremental growth. Methodological approaches for these findings involve a synthesis of retail tracking data, first-party financial disclosures, and consumer sentiment surveys involving over 10,000 active console users globally. Statistics show that while hardware unit sales are expected to experience a slight year-over-year decline as current platforms mature, the average revenue per user is increasing due to the rising costs of premium titles and the expansion of in-game monetization. The industry is projected to maintain a steady compound annual growth rate as it prepares for the next hardware cycle, with cloud infrastructure and cross-platform compatibility serving as the primary catalysts for future expansion.

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DFC IntelligenceJun 2024

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Which Countries Dominate Steam Bandwidth Usage in 2025?

This analysis examines global Steam bandwidth usage as a proxy for regional platform engagement, alongside an evaluation of Microsoft’s recent hardware performance. Utilizing official Valve data from April 2024, the findings reveal that China leads global Steam bandwidth consumption at 25.6%, followed by the United States at 20.6%. This highlights the continued strength of the grey market in China, which saw a nearly 1% increase in usage since February 2024. Other significant contributors include the Russian Federation at 5.9% and Germany at 4.4%. While bandwidth does not correlate perfectly with unique players due to varying game sizes and update frequencies, it serves as a critical indicator of regional interest. Regional data shows Asia as the dominant territory with 30.4% of global bandwidth, followed by North America at 23.4% and Western Europe at 16.3%. Despite China's higher bandwidth usage, the United States likely remains the leader in revenue generation due to higher regional pricing for premium titles. The analysis notes that while Steam remains a truly international marketplace with 65 countries accounting for at least 0.1% of bandwidth, developers must still weigh cultural appropriateness and regional GDP when prioritizing markets. The assessment of the console market focuses on Microsoft’s fiscal performance, noting a 31% year-over-year decline in Xbox hardware revenue. This downturn is attributed to a combination of supply chain stabilization following 2022 constraints and a potential loss of market share to PlayStation 5, which has secured several high-profile exclusives in 2024. While the acquisition of Activision Blizzard has significantly boosted content and services revenue by 62%, the core Xbox hardware business faces a challenging trajectory. Additional industry observations include the rising integration of generative AI on Steam, the success of back-catalog sales for mid-tier publishers, and the growing influence of user-generated content categories like Tycoon maps in Fortnite.

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GameDiscoverCoJun 2024

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Q2'24 Gaming Deals Report: Gradual Recovery

The second quarter of 2024 gaming industry analysis highlights a period of sustained activity in early-stage venture capital and a growing market for independent and mid-sized titles. The findings track global investment trends, mergers and acquisitions, and platform-specific performance across North America, Western Europe, Asia, and emerging markets. Data is compiled from public media, business partners, and market insights, focusing specifically on video game publishers and developers while excluding gambling and non-gaming blockchain entities. Investment activity in Q2 2024 was characterized by a robust early-stage venture capital environment. BITKRAFT emerged as the most active fund by deal count, participating in 18 rounds, while a16z Games led in total deal value, participating in transactions worth $124 million. Geographically, Asia led in early-stage investment volume with $320 million across 28 deals, followed by North America with $162 million. Late-stage venture capital remained more concentrated, with North America securing $239 million across seven deals. Market performance data indicates a healthy period for software sales. Steam full-game sales grew 27% year-over-year, a trend largely attributed to a strong catalog of AA and indie titles. In the mobile sector, Asia remains the primary driver of high-revenue releases; Dungeon & Fighter: Origin significantly outperformed other new titles, generating $227 million in net revenue from 5.4 million installs. Other notable mobile successes included Wuthering Waves and Gakuen Idolmaster, reflecting the continued dominance of Action RPGs and simulation genres in the region. The analysis concludes that while the industry continues to navigate shifting capital flows, the appetite for early-stage innovation remains high. Strategic shifts are also evident in the publishing sector, noted by the launch of new labels like Knights Peak, which focus on co-publishing premium PC and console titles for global audiences.

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InvestGameJun 2024

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Insights into Global Mobile Game Marketing & Ad Spend Trends for H1 2024

The global mobile gaming landscape in the first half of 2024 is defined by a strategic pivot toward hybrid-casual and subscription-based models as developers seek stable revenue and higher user lifetime value. This transition is supported by the rapid expansion of mini-games on super-apps, currently engaging approximately 650 million players, and the integration of 5G and AI-driven personalization. Marketing success now hinges on the synergy between App Store Optimization and paid search, alongside the use of predictive modeling to mitigate rising acquisition costs. Rewarded playtime has emerged as a critical monetization tool, yielding eCPMs 2.7 times higher than standard formats. Market activity surged during this period, with monthly active advertisers increasing 33.7% year-over-year to exceed 55,000. Despite this influx, the intensity of individual campaigns moderated, with the average monthly creatives per advertiser falling to 105. Video remains the primary medium, accounting for 77% of ad formats, though AI-generated imagery is gaining significant traction. While Western Europe maintains the highest advertiser density, the Hong Kong, Macau, and Taiwan regions represent the most competitive environments. Genre-wise, casual and puzzle games dominate advertiser participation on Android, but RPGs have surpassed strategy titles in total creative volume through the aggressive use of AI-generated content. Regional performance highlights distinct growth corridors, such as Brazil’s emergence as a hub for casino games and the Middle East’s demand for localized simulation and strategy titles. Successful campaigns frequently utilize "mini-game" video ads and deliberate-failure narratives to drive conversions. High-performing titles like Legend of Mushroom and Solo Leveling: Arise demonstrate the efficacy of high-volume creative output and IP-driven TikTok marketing. Ultimately, the industry is moving toward a bifurcated strategy where Asia-Pacific markets focus on intensive pre-registration windows while Western markets prioritize long-term promotional stability.

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SocialPetaJun 2024

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Q2’24 Gaming Deals Report

The second quarter of 2024 marks a period of stabilization for the global gaming industry, signaling an end to the post-pandemic "hangover" phase. Private investments established a new quarterly benchmark of $1 billion across 116 rounds, driven by a steady volume of early-stage venture capital. While late-stage deal-making remains sluggish due to ongoing market headwinds, early-stage activity has normalized around stable Seed rounds and more volatile Series A funding. Corporate venture capital has also shifted toward increased co-investment alongside traditional venture firms. The mergers and acquisitions segment shows a gradual recovery in deal volume, though the total value of closed transactions remains lower than historical peaks due to a lack of large-scale announcements. Public offerings continue to be the most muted segment, with listing activity remaining low amid macroeconomic instability and turbulence in gaming stocks. Geographically, Asia remains the primary driver for mobile gaming hits, with titles like Dungeon & Fighter: Origin generating significant in-app purchase revenue. On PC and console platforms, Steam full-game sales grew 27% year-over-year, largely supported by a robust catalog of indie and AA titles. The analysis covers global transactions involving video game publishers, developers, and platform technology providers, excluding pure gambling and non-gaming blockchain entities. Data is sourced from public media, business partners, and market insights, focusing on closed transactions rather than announced deals. The methodology utilizes a weighted average ranking system for venture funds based on both total deal participation and lead investor roles. Overall, the findings suggest the industry is entering a more predictable growth phase characterized by cautious but consistent investment and a diversifying PC/console market.

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InvestGameJun 2024

European Game Sales: First Half 2024

Live Streaming Trends Report: Q2 2024

Project & Studio Financing Snapshot July 2024

State of Web3 in Saudi Arabia

Global Gamer Study 2024: How Consumers Engage with Games Today

June 2024 Steam Launches, Deconstructed

What PC Game Genres Have the Most Hype in 2025?

Riven's Remake Tops a Slower "Steam Debuts" Week

What Happened to Disco Elysium's Sequel? I Spoke to the Man Behind 300,000 Lines

EA Sports FC 24 and GTA 5 Top European Charts: May 2024

Global Video Game Console Market Overview & Forecasts: 2024

Which Countries Dominate Steam Bandwidth Usage in 2025?

Q2'24 Gaming Deals Report: Gradual Recovery

Insights into Global Mobile Game Marketing & Ad Spend Trends for H1 2024

Q2’24 Gaming Deals Report

The Debrief: August 2024

Olympic Esports Games Analysis: Saudi Arabia 2025

Five Lessons from Summer Game Fest

The Debrief: July 2024

Esportswashing, Video Games Vs the Rest of the World and Best FIFA Soundtracks: Ask George