We’ve been researching the Polish gaming market—and the picture is more complicated than you’d expect.
The numbers look great—a $1B market, 97% exported globally. But 120 studios also disappeared in the same two years. The Polish gaming scene is growing—just not for everyone.
We broke it all down in our new market overview—player stats, top studios, business models, and what the future of the Polish gaming market actually looks like.
Germany’s gaming audience isn’t just big - it’s surprisingly diverse. We’ve collected the main numbers, audience breakdown, platform split, and current trends in one easy overview.
South Korea is one of the most gaming-driven and esports-focused countries in the world.
It ranks as the fourth largest gaming market globally with over 33 million gamers. For years, this market has attracted major developers and publishers.
Our new overview explores how culture, technology, and government support make South Korea one of the world’s largest gaming markets.
Smaller budget, bigger courage. That’s why indie games are flourishing. There’s freedom, a bit of risk, and the kind of experimentation that made us fall in love with games in the first place. How we reached overload and what actually works now: find out in our new piece.
Not for everyone—made for someone.
In a world of loud releases, there are “quiet” games for connoisseurs.
Why niche ideas matter, how temperament influences genre choice, and why we need games where the sound of rain matters more than scores.
In the article, we analyze key indicators of Brazil's gaming industry, the audience profile, leading platforms and genres, and demonstrate how professional localization into Brazilian Portuguese helps developers and publishers create truly resonant projects for local players and successfully enter this market.
Some games hurt. Some games heal. Some do both.
Soulslikes are brutal. They break you, push you, and offer no mercy. But somehow, they also give people hope, and in some cases, these games help people keep going.
We explored how games have become something more than just games.
Read now!
Nigeria’s gaming market is leveling up fast.
Nigeria is now one of Africa’s fastest-growing gaming markets.
Local studios are creating culturally rich content, while esports and mobile gaming are booming.
By 2025, revenue is expected to hit USD 2.59 billion—and this is just the beginning.
Curious what’s driving this momentum? Dive into the full story!
2024 was one of the most turbulent years for the gaming industry, marked by record layoffs, funding cuts, and companies vying ever fiercely for players’ attention.
We’ve broken down the key trends that shaped the year.
With 14.9 million gamers and a market projected to hit $91.3 million in 2024, Uzbekistan is becoming a serious player in the gaming world!
Mobile gaming is leading the charge thanks to the widespread use of smartphones and faster payments, while esports is gaining momentum with local tournaments and gaming hubs.
Is Uzbekistan the next big opportunity for game developers?
More details in the article.