The game is making good return on investment and dlcs are doing well, but last year Frontier released JWE2 and PZ dlc regularly and still made a 26 million loss (financial report figures).
The loss was obviously due to bad decisions like licensed Warhammer and F1 manager amongst othet things, but the 26 million loss is significant and can't be saved just by continuing releasing pz and jwe2 dlcs.
Their current cash assets are 28.5 million according to the latest report i think. If nothing changes and even if Frontier make PZ dlcs as they have, they are still in a bad situation and the remaining cash will start to drain (fees for f1 license or fees to exit contract, amortisation charges etc and costs for developing the 3 new games including marketing)
Let's hope Frontier make it through this.
With inflation, layoffs reduced staff and new games to come, will have to see if the PZ dlcs are making enough money to justify making them, or are bringing in revenue keeping Frontier alive but not providing the boost they need. And if the next boost is the FY25 title in November we need something in between.
The loss was obviously due to bad decisions like licensed Warhammer and F1 manager amongst othet things, but the 26 million loss is significant and can't be saved just by continuing releasing pz and jwe2 dlcs.
Their current cash assets are 28.5 million according to the latest report i think. If nothing changes and even if Frontier make PZ dlcs as they have, they are still in a bad situation and the remaining cash will start to drain (fees for f1 license or fees to exit contract, amortisation charges etc and costs for developing the 3 new games including marketing)
Let's hope Frontier make it through this.
With inflation, layoffs reduced staff and new games to come, will have to see if the PZ dlcs are making enough money to justify making them, or are bringing in revenue keeping Frontier alive but not providing the boost they need. And if the next boost is the FY25 title in November we need something in between.