In its latest recent financial report, Hasbro announced a non-cash impairment charge of $56 million. This was due to recently canceled titles.

While the games in question have not been identified, we know only that they were scheduled for release in 2028. Chris Cocks, Hasbro’s CEO, stated that the company has “reviewed [its] portfolio and updated [its] plans for Hasbro’s digital future.”

"That work included cancelling several games scheduled for release in 2028 and beyond and recording a $56M non-cash write down this quarter for related capitalized costs.

The write down reflects the standard we are applying to the portfolio. We are focusing our digital investment behind the franchises, platforms, and partners where we see the clearest upside and where Hasbro has the strongest right to win."

Looking ahead, Hasbro intends to focus on successful licenses, partnerships, and cost control. For example, the company will place an emphasis on collectible card games and role-playing games.