The Summer Game Fest 2025 showcased various game announcements, with varying degrees of success. Resident Evil Requiem stood out as the most successful title, benefiting from Capcom's recent successes in the gaming industry. Conversely, Last Flag, a live-service shooter, quickly faded from the scene after its launch, highlighting the challenges of this genre. Mina the Hollower emerged as a surprise hit, selling over 300,000 copies in its first three days, which has allowed Yacht Club Games to avoid financial strain. Meanwhile, MindsEye, led by former GTA producer Leslie Benzies, faced significant backlash for failing to deliver on its promises, with allegations of poor working conditions surfacing. Lastly, Splitgate 2 struggled with player retention and criticism over its monetization tactics, leading to a relaunch under a new name. Overall, the event provided a mixed bag of outcomes for the games announced.