Left Behind Games reports US$ 4.1M loss

It seems Left Behind games got left behind in the marketplace, as their financial results are showing less than stellar results. The developer revealed their third-quarter financial results, posting a loss of US$ 4.1 million, as opposed to the US$ 934,000 it lost the year previous.

Sales of their game have been going steadily, despite reports to the contrary. The company’s saying it picked up US$ 2.2 million for the first six weeks since the release of their controversial flagship title, Left Behind: Eternal Forces, which is a spin off from the popular series of books of Tim LaHaye and Jerry Jenkins. They still expect this to grow, however, as they expand their sales markets and release an expansion in the future.

For now, Troy Lyndon, Left Behind Games’ CEO, notes that they’re far from giving up, expecting to turn a profit in 12 months. Said Mr. Lyndon,

We have spent nearly five years building a company and these results only represent the first six weeks of our sales… Now that we have distribution into more than 10,000 retail locations, we expect to have significantly more revenues and reach profitability in less than 12 months.

It seems Left Behind games got left behind in the marketplace, as their financial results are showing less than stellar results. The developer revealed their third-quarter financial results, posting a loss of US$ 4.1 million, as opposed to the US$ 934,000 it lost the year previous.

Sales of their game have been going steadily, despite reports to the contrary. The company’s saying it picked up US$ 2.2 million for the first six weeks since the release of their controversial flagship title, Left Behind: Eternal Forces, which is a spin off from the popular series of books of Tim LaHaye and Jerry Jenkins. They still expect this to grow, however, as they expand their sales markets and release an expansion in the future.

For now, Troy Lyndon, Left Behind Games’ CEO, notes that they’re far from giving up, expecting to turn a profit in 12 months. Said Mr. Lyndon,

We have spent nearly five years building a company and these results only represent the first six weeks of our sales… Now that we have distribution into more than 10,000 retail locations, we expect to have significantly more revenues and reach profitability in less than 12 months.