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NL Studio Games: Revenue & Sales Estimates

Revenue estimates for the 9 Steam games developed by NL Studio, ranked by estimated net revenue. Available estimated lifetime net (USD): $21.7K.

Catalog Est. Lifetime Net (USD)

$21.7K

Estimates for 9 of 9 tracked games

Tracked games

9

Top Earner

Gold Dust

$4.8K

Coverage: 9 tracked titles; 9 with net estimates; 0 without. 0 have dedicated profiles. Missing estimates are excluded from the aggregate, not treated as known zero revenue.

Role: Developer. These are lifetime estimates for games credited to NL Studio; they are not company earnings, profit, or contractual receipts. Credits may omit co-development or historical publishing arrangements. Developer and publisher identities are not merged by matching names.

Recorded release dates: 2020-01-31–2021-09-17 (may include announced dates).

Largest title accounts for 22.0% of available estimated net revenue. Coverage gaps can change this share.

Showing 1–9 of the top 9 displayed entries, from 9 tracked titles. Figures include only available estimates. Search the full catalog .

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# Game Est. lifetime net (USD) Positive reviews (raw) Release
1 Gold Dust $4.8K 63%Mixed (46) Nov 6, 2020
2 Happy Halloween $3.5K 61%Mixed (31) Mar 13, 2021
3 TOOTHY HISTORY $3.5K 68%Mixed (31) Mar 20, 2021
4 Fap Simulator $3.2K 70%Positive (149) Feb 14, 2020
5 Sex Lesson $2.3K 71%Positive (108) Aug 22, 2020
6 18+ MEMORY $2.1K 69%Mixed (101) Jan 31, 2020
7 Queen of Honor $1.3K 59%Mixed (17) Sep 10, 2021
8 Virus ON $501 68%Mixed (22) Sep 3, 2021
9 My name is human $465 80%Positive (20) Sep 17, 2021

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Revenue and sales estimates are based on the Boxleiter method using publicly available data including Steam review counts, pricing history, and statistical modeling. Actual revenue may differ significantly. These figures are provided for informational purposes only and should not be used for financial decisions. Read the full methodology.