Might just also add some figures on similair games and how these games are received (all estimates and on base games sold excludes DLC etc), does anyone have any figures on what playside would be spending on a game like this? and do we think the other game of thrones game they contracted for would jsut be a number 2 a few years after this one is released? (you'd think development costs on number 2 would be alot less as they would have the base already there)
- Age of empires 4 - estimated $80-100 mil Revenue (AOE most recent game release) - Total War: PHARAOH - $6mil (Total war most recent release, and complete miss) - Total War: Warhammer 3 - $130mil (still making DLC for this as you'd imagine as revenue keeps coming) - Total War: Warhammer 2 -$120mil - Total War: Warhammer 1 - $105mil - Total War: Attila - $33mil (before moving into the warhammer games) - Dune: Spice Wars - $11mil - Ashes of the Singularity: Escalation - $3mil
Obviously total war has been doing this for decades now and so has the customer base that will always buy their games, but moving into warhammer was well recieved by a revenue stand point and probably what playside would be hoping to match.
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