At the end of last year, the publishing house Starbreeze Launched a cooperative shooter RAID: World War II. It was met cool: reviews in Steam are mixed, and 53 out of 100 points flaunt on Metacritic. As a result, the game turned out to be so unsuccessful in the financial sense that Starbreeze I had to take urgent measures.
This is reported by Gamesindustry.Biz. Starbreeze She https://gamblingsitesnotongamstop.co.uk/review/spinscastle/ stated that sales RAID: World War II significantly lower than expected, "despite a number of measures taken". In addition, money from the budget continues to suck Overkill’s The Walking Dead. The fact is that the production of the game has significantly delayed: now they are going to release it at the end of 2018, although earlier the 2016 plans was in the plans.
To patch up a cash hole, Starbreeze sold part of her shares and helped out at the expense of this $ 30 million. This amount will help to hold out until the release Overkill’s The Walking Dead. Moreover Starbreeze Highlights four main directions for emergency financing:
• enhanced marketing Overkill’s The Walking Dead;
• publication of new games that were not in the business plan for October 2017;
• Extension of the portfolio Starbreeze for new platforms and territories, as well as the development of a “roadmap” of updates for Payday 2 for 2019;
• Acceleration of the production plan Payday 3.
Despite failures, Starbreeze It expects to receive income at least $ 253 million in 2020 and the so-called positive “Donalogical profit” by the fourth quarter of 2018.