Ivan Larsen 
We love playing games. Games remind us about our life, and our life reminds us about games. You never know what might be next. Today, games help us to forget about our daily problems. Sometimes they might even help us to solve them. Anytime after a hard-working day, you can always chill by playing some fantastic games and win a Betamo bonus. We are going to share some latest news from the gaming world.
Games Workshop
Games Workshop has revealed in its financial report that the Warhammer streaming service has just 115,000 subscribers. Naturally, he did not have the goal of becoming a competitor to Netflix or Disney +, but still, the numbers are not the biggest.
According to the report, the service is still profitable, but the audience is far behind the most popular YouTubers on this topic. On the service, Games Workshop offers not only various animated series that are not available on other platforms but also other exclusive content: from coloring guides to game sessions.
Games Workshop continues to produce new content for fans, but the numbers indicate that the Warhammer animation service remains a niche area, although some shows have racked up five million views on it.
The rest of the company is doing well. For the year, revenue rose nearly £21m to £212.3m. Games Workshop continues to look for partners to create high-quality games set in the Warhammer universes.
It remains to be seen when Henry Cavill and Amazon released the franchise’s first show and film. World fame should come to Warhammer.
Piranha Games
Russ Bullock, president and founder of Canadian studio Piranha Games, confirmed on a podcast channel NoGutsNoGalaxy that his company is working on a full-fledged new part of MechWarrior.
This game is somewhat different from the fifth part. Players will be offered a single-player mode with co-op support. According to Bullock, he hopes for a formal announcement this year, and the release will take place before 2025 or a little later.
At the moment, Piranha Games is busy with MechWarrior 5: Mercenaries, which will receive a major Rise of Rasalhague add-on on January 26, adding a new story campaign to the game.
Dragon Quest
Square Enix has launched a countdown to the announcement of the next installment in the long-running Dragon Quest franchise. The new game will be presented on January 18 at 13-00, according to the already launched broadcast.
It is known that the title in the RPG genre is being developed for mobile devices running iOS and Android. At the presentation, you can expect not only a trailer but also a full-fledged demonstration of the gameplay.
The latest entry in the franchise is the spin-off Dragon Quest Treasures. The game was released on December 9, 2022, on Nintendo Switch and is dedicated to the adventures of brother and sister Eric and Mia, who accidentally entered the legendary land of Draconia, full of secrets and treasures.
Ubisoft
More than a year has passed since the announcement of Ubisoft, with which the French publisher confirmed its intentions to add the Ubisoft subscription service to the Xbox console. This did not happen in 2022, but the service partially came to the PlayStation.
On January 11, user MauroNL noticed that some Ubisoft titles on third-party Xbox game price tracking sites had a strange “Free” label. Assassin’s Creed Valhalla, Far Cry 6, Watch Dogs Legion, and many others received the label, but there are no such designations in the Microsoft Store itself yet.
Earlier this week, it was reported that Ubisoft could split its subscription service into multiple pricing plans.
