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PCF Group aims to generate 3.0 billion PLN in total revenue between 2023 and 2027 by transitioning to a self-publishing model.
The company plans to release six games over the next four years, prioritizing the Games-as-a-Service (GaaS) model to secure recurring revenue.
To fund the expansion of its development teams and self-published portfolio, PCF intends to raise between 205 million and 295 million PLN through a new share issuance.

PCF Group

Shooter games generated approximately $2.24 billion in 2022 across 37 global markets, excluding China and India.
Shooters are a dominant force on PC and console platforms, capturing 68% of monthly active users.
Monetization in the genre is heavily driven by in-app purchases, which are experienced by 97% of shooter players, while advertising remains the least utilized revenue model.

NewzooJan 2025

Shooter games remain a pillar of live streaming, accounting for 6.1 billion hours watched in 2024, though their total market share has declined by 6% since 2022.
Tactical shooters became the most-watched subgenre in 2023, with Valorant and Counter-Strike capturing 90% of that segment's viewership.
Battle royale viewership has halved since its 2020 peak, despite the sustained popularity of Fortnite.

Stream HatchetJan 2025

Shooter games are the fifth highest-revenue generating genre globally, maintaining a massive footprint across PC, console, and mobile platforms as of 2022.
Monetization is heavily driven by microtransactions, with 97% of players engaging in titles that feature in-app purchases.
The player base is predominantly male (63%) and young, with 38% of players falling within the 10 to 20 age demographic.

NewzooJan 2022

The shooter genre on US iOS is highly concentrated, with the 'Big Three'—Garena Free Fire, Call of Duty: Mobile, and PUBG Mobile—collectively generating over 84% of total genre revenue.
Garena Free Fire experienced significant growth in 2021, doubling its iOS revenue and capturing approximately 30% of the market share to rival Call of Duty: Mobile for the top position as of Q2 2021.
The shooter genre accounts for roughly 6% of total US iOS revenue, currently ranking as the platform's 6th largest mobile genre.

GameRefinerySept 2021

The mobile shooter genre is the sixth-largest segment on the US iOS App Store, currently accounting for approximately six percent of total revenue.
Market stagnation is significant, as no new shooter titles have entered the top 500 rankings in the past two years.
Following the removal of Fortnite, Call of Duty: Mobile, PUBG Mobile, and Garena Free Fire have become the entrenched market leaders, with Garena Free Fire doubling its quarterly revenue to reach parity with Call of Duty.

GameRefineryJan 2021