Lords of the Fallen II: Analysts Predict Millions in Revenue for CI Games
CI Games is currently developing and preparing for the 2026 release of *Lords of the Fallen II* on PC and current-generation consoles. While an exact launch date remains unannounced, the project is already garnering significant attention from market analysts.
According to a report published by brokerage firm INC, *Lords of the Fallen II* is poised to become a major success. Analysts project that the number of players anticipating the sequel could reach 10 million, building on the strong foundation of the 2023 predecessor which attracted over 5.5 million players. This growing interest in the genre and brand underpins the optimistic financial forecasts for CI Games:
- Approximately 302.4 million PLN (≈ $77 million USD) in 2026;
- 176.1 million PLN (≈ $45 million USD) in 2027;
- 348.4 million PLN (≈ $88 million USD) in 2028.
A key factor highlighted by analysts is the PC distribution strategy for *Lords of the Fallen II*—specifically, whether it will be an exclusive launch on the Epic Games Store or also available on other major platforms like Steam. An Epic Games Store exclusive could generate an estimated 243.5 million PLN (≈ $61 million USD) in its premiere year. However, with broader distribution, the game has the potential to sell over 2 million copies and bring in up to 323.3 million PLN (≈ $82 million USD).
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