media rights

Summary: Licensing the game for movies, TV shows, or books. This expands the game’s reach and generates additional revenue.

cross promotions

Summary: Collaborations with other games or brands for mutual promotion. This can attract new players and increase sales.

physical merchandise

Summary: Sales of physical items like t-shirts, posters, and collectibles. These items promote the game and generate additional revenue.

digital merchandis

Summary: Digital assets like wallpapers, soundtracks, and art books. These are often sold through the game’s official website or digital stores.

in games ad

Summary: Advertisements placed within the game. These can be subtle, like billboards in the game world, and generate revenue based on impressions.

Sponsored Content

Summary: Partnerships with brands for exclusive content or events. This can be a lucrative source of revenue.

monthly subscription

summary-Services like Xbox Game Pass or PlayStation Now offer the game as part of a subscription. The publisher gets a share of the subscription fee.

season pass

summary-Players pay upfront for a bundle of future DLCs. This ensures a steady revenue stream over time.

cosmetic items

summary- Players can buy skins, outfits, or other visual enhancements. These items don’t affect gameplay but can be highly desirable.

expansion packs

summary- Additional content that expands the game’s story or features. These packs are sold separately and can significantly extend the game's lifespan.

$60

summary- This is the initial purchase price for the game. It directly contributes to the revenue of the publisher. The higher the sales volume, the greater the revenue.

digital downaload

summary- Digital sales through platforms like Steam or GOG. This method often has lower distribution costs compared to physical copies.