The successful release of Robocop: Rogue City allowed the gaming division of Nacon to increase quarterly revenue to €59 million
French publisher Nacon is pleased with the results of the third financial quarter. During this period, his gaming sales amounted to €59 million. This is 43% more than in the same period a year earlier.
Robocop: Rogue City
The sales driver turned out to be the first-person shooter Robocop: Rogue City released in November from the Polish studio Teyon. The company also notes the good sales of Cricket 24 from the Australian Big Ant Studios.
It is not reported exactly how much the games earned individually. However, the reports indicate that the total sales of the catalog of new games for the quarter amounted to €20.7 million (an increase of 102.2%). In total, during the period from October to December 2023, the company released five titles (both those that were released under the Nacon label and under the Daedalic label are taken into account).
The company's back catalog brought another €12.6 million to the publisher's piggy bank. This amount has also increased relative to last year's figures, but not so significantly — by 42.1%.
Nacon is confident that the financial year, which will end for the company on March 31, will end on a positive note for it. And she has every reason for such an assessment.
Firstly, its gaming sales in the first nine months amounted to €129.7 million. This is an increase of 9.3% over the same period a year earlier, even despite the high-profile failure of The Lord of the Rings: Gollum in May 2023.
Secondly, she had three games in January. One of them, the New Cycle strategy, is being talked about in the company as a hit. Plus, at least five more projects are on the way before the end of the financial year, including the Test Drive Unlimited Solar Crown car simulator.
