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PlaySide reports a 25% revenue decline and a $12.1 million net loss in FY25, driven by fewer original IP launches and restructuring costs. The company raises capital and streamlines operations ahead of major 2026 game releases.

PlaySide Studios reported a significant revenue drop and EBITDA loss in FY25, driven by declines in original IP sales. However, the company is banking on new game launches and cost-cutting measures to fuel a turnaround in FY26.

PlaySide Studios reported a 25% revenue decline to $48.7 million for FY25, resulting in a $12.1 million net loss. The company is banking on new game launches and cost savings to reverse the downturn in FY26.

PlaySide Studios has raised $6.6 million through a share placement to bolster its balance sheet ahead of the launch of its new original game, MOUSE, P.I. For Hire. The capital raise includes director participation and an upcoming Share Purchase Plan for existing shareholders.

PlaySide Studios has released its unaudited FY25 results, showing revenues just below guidance and an EBITDA loss within expectations amid restructuring. The company remains optimistic about revenue growth and cost savings in FY26, pending the launch of its new title.

PlaySide Studios’ upcoming game MOUSE – P.I. For Hire has crossed the 1 million wishlist mark on Steam, signaling strong anticipation ahead of its 2025 release. Featuring acclaimed actor Troy Baker, the title is shaping up as a key revenue driver for the company.

PlaySide Studios and Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment have announced a premium real-time strategy PC game, Game of Thrones, War for Westeros, set for global release in 2026. The game invites players to command iconic factions in the battle for the Iron Throne.

PlaySide Studios announces the resignation of co-founder and Creative Director Gerry Sakkas, who will also leave the board. The company will not replace his role following a recent restructure, while Sakkas commits to a significant share escrow.

PlaySide Studios reports a 21% revenue decline in 1HFY25 and revises full-year guidance downward, citing slower Work for Hire contracts and underperforming original IP sales. Despite short-term challenges, the company remains bullish on upcoming game launches.