Still somehow 5 people on Steamdb in the game.
Depends on the company.
And given the trend and employees, I think it'll still be a tough slog. Even if sales are bad and studios shut down, I get a feeling it'll be a slow transition back to normalcy.
On the other hand you can google Harley Davidson and some parts and supply company who got anti-woked and literally apologized to customers and publicly stated that they are shutting down DEI initiatives. The Harley thing I think stemmed from one guy on social media rallying the customer base. So it can happen. But I see blue collar kinds of companies bending back first than tech workers.
You'd think in business, the almighty dollar rules. And that dictates what gets made for sake of profits. But in media I guess not. Many studios whether it's games or movies seem to enjoy living and dying by the sword with wokeish stuff.
As I said a few times, I think the nature of the job makes it so many dont care. If a game or movie bombs it makes no difference since a lot of workers are temp gigs and contract work. By the time the product releases, they probably moved onto another gig a year earlier. They already got paid and work somewhere else. So how successful or failure it is makes no difference anymore. Just a tick mark on their linkedin resume.