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PlaySide Studios Upgrades Fiscal Year 2026 Revenue Guidance; Shares Fall 14%

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PlaySide Studios (ASX:PLY) said it now expects fiscal year 2026 revenue to be in the range of AU$50 million to AU$53 million, compared with the prior guidance that fiscal year 2026 revenue would exceed fiscal year 2025 reported revenue of AU$48.7 million, according to a Thursday Australian bourse filing.

The company's game, MOUSE: P.I. For Hire, sold around 730,000 units across all platforms since launch, with estimated gross platform sales of $21.4 million. This resulted in around $13 million in reported revenue for the firm.

Total wishlists for the game across all platforms have grown to 3 million, up from 2.1 million previously. Gaming console units increased to 50% of total units sold.

Its shares fell 14% in recent trading on Thursday.

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