XSOLLA’S QUARTERLY REPORT OFFERS DETAILED SNAPSHOTS INTO EMERGING TRENDS ACROSS GAMING INDUSTRY

KUALA LUMPUR, May 15 (Bernama) -- Xsolla, a global video game commerce company, has published the Spring 2024 edition of "The Xsolla Report: The State of Play”.

Launched on the heels of the Game Developers Conference (GDC) 2024, this extensive report provides invaluable insights into the emerging trends and pivotal shifts impacting the gaming industry in the short and long term.

It sets the stage to significantly shape the future of mobile gaming, deepen academic connections within the gaming ecosystem, and redefine investment patterns, according to a statement.

“Our focus is on providing platforms and tools that foster creative opportunities, international exposure, and the development of unique projects, ensuring that the future of gaming is accessible to all.

“We aim to empower every player and developer worldwide, ensuring the gaming landscape is as diverse and dynamic as its community,” said Xsolla Chief Marketing and Growth Officer, Berkley Egenes.

The report navigates through the advancements in global compliance and regulation, including the Digital Markets Act in Europe's new player engagement strategies, offering a glimpse into the potential future of mobile gaming monetisation and distribution as well as discusses the impact of cross-platform play and the importance of innovative monetisation models, providing actionable insights for developers and industry stakeholders.

Emphasising the importance of academia in the growth and diversification of the gaming industry, "The State of Play" explores how educational programmes and initiatives develop talent in addition to promoting diversity and inclusivity within the gaming community.

This edition underlines the symbiotic relationship between the gaming industry and academic institutions, highlighting programmes that significantly impact students and the industry.

The report also offers an in-depth analysis of the gaming industry's current investment climate, including funding trends, mergers and acquisitions, outlining the shifts in investment patterns, from the heights of the pandemic-induced boom to a more measured approach in 2024.

-- BERNAMA