Bulkhead Interactive's first-person shooter #Funtime topped the PC game revenue charts in the US, UK, Germany, France, Spain, and Italy markets for September 2026, surpassing EA SPORTS FC 27. The title is currently still in Early Access, yet it climbed to 11th place on the PC monthly active users chart within its first three weeks of release.
The Newzoo chart also shows that four new releases from September, including #Funtime and Marvel's Wolverine, entered the top 20 year-to-date game consumer spending rankings. #Funtime ranked 15th, while Marvel's Wolverine came in at 16th; the top two spots remain occupied by EA SPORTS FC 27 and NBA 2K27.
In the same month, Marvel's Wolverine ranked fourth on the console revenue chart. Halloween: The Game and Blood of Dawnbreakers also entered the top ten of the PC and console revenue charts, respectively.
Newzoo analyst Mert Şahin noted that the concentrated release of several major titles in September led to fierce market competition. The performance of #Funtime demonstrates that mid-priced titles do not need to adopt full-price strategies to compete for the top revenue spot; pricing, launch timing, and content that attracts returning players can all influence whether a title can break through in a crowded release window.