Daybreak And Standing Stone Parent Company Boasts $54 Million In Revenue For The First Quarter Of 2023
That’s 43% higher than last year.
Things are looking pretty good for Enad Global 7, the parent company of Daybreak and Standing Stone Games. According to the company’s most recent financial report, it brought in $54 Million USD during the first quarter of 2023. That’s a big increase over last year, by about 43%. While some of those profits are attributed to things like Piranha’s MechWarrior 5, MMO developers Daybreak Game Company and Standing Stone Games were responsible for nearly half the video game-related sales. Interestingly, sales are a bit down for Daybreak – so, that basically means sales went up in other areas.
Still, the MMO developers are still bringing in money – part of which is attributed to some of the games in the portfolio celebrating various anniversary events – specifically, EverQuest and DCUO. Two games not mentioned, including PlanetSide 2. We just wrote about an anniversary celebration for the whole PlanetSide IP, so perhaps that will make a difference next quarter. Lord of the Rings Online wasn’t mentioned either – which we’re sure will have some folks speculating what with the announcement of the Amazon Lord of the Rings MMO despite what the LOTRO team has said.
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