Ghosts of Tabor, the VR extraction shooter from Fight Waffle Studios and writer Past Frames, has doubled its income to $20 million because the sport’s debut on the principle Horizon Retailer in February 2024.
The sport’s first main milestone got here earlier this 12 months, the place the studio revealed it had reached $10 million in lower than a 12 months on App Lab and Steam Early Entry.
At Meta Join at the moment, the studio additionally revealed it now counts 835,000 registered gamers and 160,000+ month-to-month energetic customers, with gamers averaging 120 minutes per session.
Ghosts of Tabor is offered throughout SteamVR, and Pico headsets, though it’s possible a lot of its current success could be attributed to its launch on Quest. Notably, the sport can also be set to reach on PSVR 2 later this 12 months.
CEO Scott Albright credit group suggestions throughout early entry for shaping the sport:
“App Lab was instrumental to our success with Ghosts of Tabor,” Albright mentioned. “Giving gamers entry to our alpha helped us study a lot from the group, balancing technical priorities to ship on the participant expertise they needed most. Whereas the App Lab ecosystem might have been retired this 12 months, its spirit lives on with the early entry tag on the Meta Horizon Retailer – and that’s a tag we’ll be making use of to our subsequent two titles, GRIM and Silent North, to make sure we’re gathering all the very best learnings once more earlier than their wider launches.”
We’re additionally as a result of hear extra from Albright at the moment, September twenty fifth, throughout his presentation ‘From Idea to Group Phenomenon – The Success Story of Ghosts of Tabor,’ the place he’ll dig deeper into the steps the studio took in the previous few years.
Moreover, Fight Waffle says its plans related early entry launches for upcoming titles, GRIM and Silent North.
