Digital Bros, parent company of Assetto Corsa publisher 505 Games, recently published their quarterly fiscal report, in which they confirmed that Assetto Corsa (including the additional episode Assetto Corsa Competizione) has sold a total of 12 million units, raking in over €66 million of revenue. Assetto Corsa 2 is in development as well, and is currently targeting a launch in 2024- so, you know, it’s going to be a while.

Before that, however, there’s still more Assetto Corsa coming up. A mobile version of the racing simulator is also in the works, Digital Bros confirms, and it will be out some time this Summer.

Assetto Corsa Competizione, meanwhile, is currently available on PS4, Xbox One, and PC. It will be launching for PS5 and Xbox Series X/S later this year.

Digital Bros, the parent company for 505 Games, has released its financial report for the year ending December 31st 2020. It announced that Death Stranding on PC has garnered €23 million (about $27.3 million) since its launch in July. In terms of revenue, it performed better than titles like Control and Ghostrunner last year, though the former earned about the same in a shorter span when it released for PC in 2019.

As for Ghostrunner, with 505 Games acquiring the IP and announcing more content for this year, it should be interesting to see how its revenue for 2021 pans out. In terms of platforms, PC comprised over 66 percent of total digital revenue for Digital Bros last year. Xbox, PlayStation and Nintendo platforms only comprised about 28 percent.

Though Kojima Productions hasn’t revealed its next big title, art director Yoji Shinkawa stated in a recent interview that it could be announced “soon.” In the meantime, long-time audio director Ludvig Forsell has left the studio after 10 years, the first five years being with Konami. Stay tuned for more details on the studio’s next projects in the coming months.

Last year saw the release of Control, a game that was, in many ways, the accumulation of Remedy Entertainment’s previous work. There were some doubts about how the title performed, however, as it seemed conflicting statements came from the developer and publisher 505 Games’ parent company, Digital Bros. Well, it seems the game has helped Digital Bros out big time regardless of their expectations.

Digital Bros released their latest quarterly report for the period ending in March 31st of this year. Their overall gaming revenue more than doubled, in big part thanks to Control, earning €99.1 million in gross revenue that translates to a staggering increase of 132% year over year. While it was not just a one game show as other titles from 505 Games were released in this period, namely Bloodstained: Ritual of the Night, Indivisible and Journey to the Savage Planet, Control pulled in the lion’s share with €30 million in revenue between its launch and the end of this period. It’s unclear if the various exclusive deals is also factored into that. For a fuller picture, the game generated €17.7 million in its first month.

Tucked away in the report it’s also confirmed that the game will finally see a release on Steam after a year long exclusive period to the Epic Games Store. Another major DLC is also planned, but no date has been set as of yet.