A card game about exploding kittens has officially become one of the most successful crowdsourced projects in Internet history with over 200,000 fans and just over $8 million pledged.
Due to uncertainty over "when the next hit is" and "the catalog," public mobile gaming companies do not enjoy valuations on par with a range of other, often far less profitable -- but more predictable -- technology companies. But this will change.
Line Corporation’s messaging and free call app doubles as a social gaming platform, with several free in-client titles available to users. The latest from the company is a puzzler based on Disney’s character toys, called Line: Disney Tsum Tsum.
The classic educational game Math Blaster is back, and this time it’s on Facebook. The new version features online multiplayer and new minigames. You also don’t have to be in third grade computer class to play it.