After earning $1 million on Steam from a game that took 4 months to make, stunned devs end up in Valve's coveted "chocolate tier"
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A German developer duo has developed a game with orcs, which sold around 128,000 times on Steam in just 7 days without brilliant graphics. Which game is it about? On July 28, 2026, the German indie developer studio Mumpitz Games released its latest game: a tower defense game called "Sir, We Have an Orc Problem", which costs €9.99 and was developed by 2 people, Laurin Agostini and Stephan Wetzel. The game principle is simple and according to the …
After earning $1 million on Steam from a game that took 4 months to make, stunned devs end up in Valve's coveted "chocolate tier"
The two makers of physics-based tower defense game Sir, We Have an Orc Problem are officially Steam millionaires. After an explosive launch that brought in $360,000 of revenue in just 24 hours, small German developer Mumpitz Games says its orc-obliterating strategy game has now earned $1,053,927 in gross revenue after "exactly one week," or $898,460 in net revenue with taxes, refunds, and chargebacks removed. Bear in mind, this game took four mo…
Okay, this time it seems like Valve has *actually* fixed Steam's local game transfer problem
Last week, Valve finally fixed a longstanding issue with users not being able to access local network game transfers, and all was right with the world. Well, not really, as it has now fixed even more problems causing that issue. But this time, it might be done… hopefully. In a discussion board announcing a Steam Client Update on August 3, Valve said it has "fixed additional cases preventing local network game transfers from starting."It doesn't …
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