Especially when the two previous years they increased by over £30 million. Their overall profit only increased by £6m. wow- when you compare this to the increase in licensing deals, they are actually way down in miniatures and other revenue.They doubled last year from 8 million to 16 million, this year to 28 million. Licensing deals once again doubled (nearly).It’s Official, Games Workshop Profits Slow to a Crawl… So, all in all, quite the two-year run for GW. The earnings per share also went up by about 85%. The profit for the year also followed suit, hitting an impressive 60 million increase, so they did increase costs some, but man, that is some serious profit. The revenue in 2019-20 went up an insane amount, as with most gaming companies! In 2020-21 the revenue increased by 40 million pounds (about 54 million USD), which is quite impressive- followed by an increase of nearly 84 million pounds (about 116 million USD), which is just wild. Let’s first check out the insane jumps from last year, then check out the newest report. Well, amid a general feeling of contempt by their customer base for years of broken promises, price increases, and paywalls. However, this also shouldn’t be a shocker as the COVID boom is slowing, and things are returning to pre-COVID numbers and trends. The Games Workshop Investor page just released a deep financial summary breakdown of revenue, costs, and profits for their fiscal year, which ended May 29th, 2022. Games Workshop is in trouble, as licensing saved them once again from a drop in revenue and profits after two years of insane growth!