GamesMarket
Sign In Sign Up
Sign In Sign Up

Cat Quest III

Marcel Kleffmann
Marcel Kleffmann
August 07, 2024 – 2 min read

Share this post

Cat Quest III
Cats and Pirates in Cat Quest III © The Gentlebros / Kepler Interactive

This post is for paying subscribers only.



Join a GamesMarkt+ subscription for unlimited access to all exclusive features, weekly charts, commentary and much more! Subscribe now

Already have an account? Sign in

Seaworks: Trap Season From Aerosoft, Binary Impact and Alchemical Works
Seaworks: Trap Season © Aerosoft
Products

Seaworks: Trap Season From Aerosoft, Binary Impact and Alchemical Works

Three German companies — Aerosoft, Binary Impact and Alchemical Works — have announced Seaworks: Trap Season. This fishing simulator is planned for release on PC and consoles.
By Marcel Kleffmann • 2 min read
Corsair Cove
Corsair Cove © Limbic Entertainment and Hooded Horse
Products

Corsair Cove

Since its announcement a little over three months ago, Corsair Cove from Limbic Entertainment and Hooded Horse has generated considerable interest. The pirate city-builder launches for PC today and already has over 360,000 wishlist entries. It's no wonder, given what a great game it is.
By Marcel Kleffmann • 6 min read
CobraTekku and Kasur Games Launch Verho – Curse of Faces on Consoles
Products

CobraTekku and Kasur Games Launch Verho – Curse of Faces on Consoles

Nine months after the PC launch, CobraTekku and Kasur Games bring their PSX King's Field-like Verho – Curse of Faces to all consoles.
By Pascal Wagner •
Mobile Video Game Revenue Grew 0.2% in 2025, Direct-to-Consumer Grew 26%

Mobile Video Game Revenue Grew 0.2% in 2025, Direct-to-Consumer Grew 26%

Advertorial | The shift to direct channels is no longer a forecast, and the publishers treating it as core infrastructure will walk into Gamescom negotiating from a different position than those still catching up. Meet Xsolla at Booth #A030-B035 in Hall 2.2.
By Xsolla • 4 min read
Seaworks: Trap Season From Aerosoft, Binary Impact and Alchemical Works
Seaworks: Trap Season © Aerosoft
Products

Seaworks: Trap Season From Aerosoft, Binary Impact and Alchemical Works

Three German companies — Aerosoft, Binary Impact and Alchemical Works — have announced Seaworks: Trap Season. This fishing simulator is planned for release on PC and consoles.
By Marcel Kleffmann • 2 min read
Amazon’s Trojan Horse: Can Prime Video Succeed Where Stadia Failed?
Business

Amazon’s Trojan Horse: Can Prime Video Succeed Where Stadia Failed?

In his latest "Zoran's Update", experienced industry manager Zoran Roso analyses the potential consequences of integrating Luna into the Amazon Prime Video service and what it could mean for the industry if Amazon succeeds in turning passive viewers into active gamers.
By Zoran Roso • 4 min read
Strong PlayStation Business in Q1 26, Outlook Raised
PlayStation 5 © Sony Interactive Entertainment
Business

Strong PlayStation Business in Q1 26, Outlook Raised

Sony has reported flat sales, but a strong increase in operating income in Q1 of FY26. The company has revised its outlook upwards. In the hardware segment, Sony has secured sufficient memory to meet its projected sales volume.
By Marcel Kleffmann • 2 min read
Roblox on the Edge of Becoming a Very Large Online Platform in the EU
Thomas Regnier during the press briefing (Screenshot of the streamed video)
Business

Roblox on the Edge of Becoming a Very Large Online Platform in the EU

Roblox could soon join the ranks of the so-called Very Large Online Platforms (VLOP) in the EU. This would result in significantly stricter regulations under the Digital Services Act (DSA), with corresponding fines for violations.
By Stephan Steininger • 1 min read
Bavaria's Digital Minister Fabian Mehring: Economic Growth Is Also Driven by Video Games
Fabian Mehring with representatives of the funded studios in front of the Gamerei (Photo: StMD)
Funding

Bavaria's Digital Minister Fabian Mehring: Economic Growth Is Also Driven by Video Games

Bavaria’s Digital Minister Fabian Mehring once again took the time to personally present the 16 studios with the recently approved funding recommendation from FFF Bayern. Mehring also reaffirmed Bavaria’s ambitions in the gaming sector.
By Stephan Steininger • 1 min read
GamesMarket

The Games Industry B2B Magazine for Europe, from Germany.

© 2026 Published with Ghost