Bohemia Interactive Recorded Record Growth in 2024, Announces New Games for 2025

The Czech gaming giant Bohemia Interactive achieved extraordinary results in 2024, increasing its revenue by 34% to $60.8 million. Despite a global slowdown in the gaming industry, the studio achieved incredible success, selling 4.85 million copies of its games and DLCs across PC, Xbox, PlayStation, and Nintendo Switch platforms. Last year, games from Bohemia Interactive were played by 17 million players worldwide.

According to Slavomír Pavlíček, co-founder and CFO of Bohemia Interactive, 2024 exceeded all expectations. Two major successes were highlighted:

• DayZ Frostline Expansion: The latest expansion for DayZ captured the hearts of players worldwide, bringing new content and further enhancing the popular survival game.
• Arma Reforger on PlayStation 5: The military simulator made a strong impression on Sony’s platform, standing out as a unique title in its genre.

Bohemia Interactive’s revenue comes almost entirely from international markets, with a staggering 99% of revenue generated from abroad. The studio’s biggest market is the United States, accounting for 42% of sales, followed by the United Kingdom (7%) and Germany (6%). The studio also reported significant growth in new regions. In Ukraine, the number of players doubled compared to the previous year, while Brazil is becoming an increasingly important market for the company.

Bohemia Interactive plans to build on the success of 2024 with exciting plans for 2025 and beyond. Fans of the studio can look forward to:

• Expansion and enhancement of existing games: Continuous updates and new content will maintain player interest in current titles.
• Development of Arma 4: The long-awaited military simulation is scheduled for release in 2027. Development is progressing alongside continuous updates to Bohemia’s Enfusion engine, which powers their games.
• Launch of new titles through Bohemia Incubator: This initiative supports smaller development teams, helping them fund and publish projects. The world will see new games from this program as early as 2025.