Swedish publisher Coffee Stain claims its ability to generate cash despite weaker-than-expected performances of recent releases Deep Rock Galactic: Rogue Core and Fellowship Season 3 demonstrates the resilience of its core portfolio. That upswing was driven by an increase in net sales related to automation simulator Satisfactory, with the console version of the popular title being described by Coffee Stain as an "important contributor." Welcome to Bloxburg, a life simulator for Roblox developed by Coffee Stain Gothenburg, contributed SEK 20 million ($2.1 million) of that total. Coffee Stain noted that Deep Rock Galactic: Rogue Core struggled to translate strong initial net sales of SEK 48 million into long-term engagement after entering early access in May 2026. Coffee Stain was recently spun out of Embracer Group after the Swedish conglomerate announced plans to separate its business into multiple standalone publicly-traded entities.