Our latest coverage of changyou.
ChangYou seems to be on somewhat of a major downturn right now, as its first quarter 2017 revenues are showing non-trivial decreases year-over-year. In total, the company made $120 million in revenue, an 8% decrease year-over-year and quarter-over-quarter. Online game revenue was a mere $85 million, a 17% decreases year-over-year and an 11% decrease quarter-over-quarter. ChangYou claims that the decrease [...]
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Dewen Chen, CEO of Changyou, revealed in an investor Q&A session today that the Chinese company plans to launch ~6 games in the overseas market (presumably in the West): And additionally we also think that overseas market has huge potential. So since last year we have been preparing actively some new games targeted towards overseas market. We have around six [...]
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Changyou's fiscal year may have shown an overall increase, rising from $755 million last year to $762 million this year, but their fourth quarter results, released today, show a decline in their online gaming revenues. Changyou's US branch was less well-known, having previously offered Sword Girls, Zentia, Renaissance Heroes, and Dragon Oath, the last of which is the only one [...]
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