Latest Game Development News

iCandy Interactive confirms its removal from the ASX on 1 April 2026, shifting focus to a potential NYSE American listing for its key asset, Lemon Sky Studios.

Ainsworth Game Technology reported a 10% revenue increase to AUD 290.8 million for 2025 but posted a net loss of AUD 19.2 million, driven by a significant goodwill impairment and foreign currency headwinds. The company’s strategic investments and market challenges set the stage for a pivotal year ahead.

iCandy Interactive’s subsidiary Lemon Sky Studios has appointed a seasoned industry leader to drive global partnerships, secured over A$1 million in recent contracts, and is exploring strategic options to unlock shareholder value.

Aristocrat Leisure and Light & Wonder have resolved their high-profile intellectual property litigation with a $190 million settlement and the withdrawal of disputed games from the market.

Aristocrat Leisure and Light & Wonder have resolved a high-profile intellectual property dispute with a $190 million settlement and the withdrawal of contested games worldwide.

Fortifai Limited has acquired an exclusive license to Nol8, a breakthrough real-time data processing technology developed by the Technion. This acquisition positions Fortifai to revolutionize data handling across gaming, AI, finance, and cybersecurity sectors.

Streamplay Studio Limited reports its second consecutive cash-flow positive quarter, driven by strong game launches and platform growth across Tier 1 markets and emerging regions.

PlaySide Studios reported a tough FY25 with a 25% revenue drop and a $7.4 million EBITDA loss, prompting a swift restructure. The company is optimistic about FY26, driven by strong original IP titles and expanding external projects.

PlaySide Studios has extended its development contract with Meta Platforms for Horizon Worlds by 12 months, reinforcing its revenue outlook through 2026.

Streamplay Studio Limited reported a remarkable 201% surge in operating revenue for FY25, driven by its strategic acquisition of Noodlecake Studios and expansion into new markets. Despite a wider operating loss, the company achieved positive cash flow and profitability in the final quarter, signaling a promising turnaround.

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.