The economy may be in strife but all that noise is being blocked out by people navigating the troubles with their heads down in video games. It’s just one of the reasons why game developer Playside Studios (ASX: PLY) has reported a bumper year with record revenue of $64.6 million for FY24. The record-breaking year
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Winter is coming, and a Game of Thrones-themed game by video game developer PlaySide Studios (ASX: PLY) is being developed with it. The Company has teamed up with Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment and HBO to develop a multiplayer strategy game based on the Emmy Award- and Golden Globe-winning Game of Thrones series. This new premium
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Video game developer PlaySide Studios (ASX: PLY), the studio behind popular games like “Dumb Ways to Die” and “Age of Darkness: Final Stand”, has signed a multi-game license deal with Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment, a subsidiary of Warner Bros. Discovery, Inc. The agreement grants PlaySide access to a well-known intellectual property, allowing the development of
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You’ve probably heard the Dumb Ways to Die audio while scrolling on Instagram or TikTok, but did you know where it’s from? The Melbourne rail campaign, Dumb Ways to Die—the franchise which has been under Aussie video game developer PlaySide Studios (ASX: PLY) for about two years now. Besides that, the studio has a broad
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The phrase ‘bigger is better’ has never been more appropriate than in the case of PlaySide Studio’s (ASX: PLY) latest venture. After months of negotiations, the Melbourne-based independent games studio has managed to sign a deal with global streaming juggernaut Netflix to develop and release its new game titled Dumb Ways to Survive (DWTS) on
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Australia’s largest publicly listed video games developer, PlaySide Studios (ASX: PLY), has delivered a record year today in another period of consecutive growth. PlaySide has hit records across the board; commercial revenue came in at $29.24 million, a significant increase of 169% from $10.88 million in FY21. Record EBITDA of $5.9 million, was up slightly
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