The Android Port Challenge supports African game developers in bringing PC and console titles that have earned at least ,000 in revenue or show strong user traction to mobile.
French publisher Nacon has become the new partner of the World Rally Championship (WRC) and has secured exclusive rights to develop PC and console titles based on the tournament from 2027 to 2032. This announcement follows Electronic Arts' decision to pause development on its own WRC series. Nacon's CEO, Alain Falc, highlighted the company's ambition to create a refined driving experience and emphasized the importance of their previous partnership with WRC Promoter from 2015 to 2023. FIA WRC's chief marketing officer, Arne Dirks, expressed optimism about the collaboration, indicating it could lead to innovative developments in rally gaming.
Brightika is investing a substantial amount over the next two years to enter the PC and console gaming market, aiming to support indie game development with financial backing, marketing, and publishing assistance. The company has nearly 200 million installations of its mobile games and plans to replicate this success in the new markets. Discussions are ongoing with various development teams, and some titles may be showcased at the Steam Next Fest from June 9th to 16th. Founder Alexander Rodichev highlights the goal of providing marketing and distribution support to developers in these sectors.
My.Games has launched a new publishing arm called Knights Peak Interactive, led by industry veterans Eugenio Vitale, Mario Gerhold, and Jan-Eric Lauble. Knights Peak Interactive will focus on PC and console titles, with five studios already signed on to release games under the label. CEO Elena Grigorian expressed excitement about expanding into the buy-to-play segment, aiming to deliver top-notch gaming experiences. Eugenio Vitale emphasized the team's dedication to supporting studios in reaching new heights in global markets and brand development, focusing on creating immersive stories and adventures for players.
