2 Funplus mobile games have generated more than $1.3 billion in revenue
Funplus has been quietly making mobile games since 2010, and it may surprise you to learn that two of its games have generated more...
Qualcomm joins Tencent and Vivo on new AI initiative for mobile gaming
As smartphones become more powerful, they’ll be able to offer better artificial intelligence performance for gaming and other applications. Qualcomm wants to make sure...
Brown Dust tactical-RPG hits 2 million mobile downloads in first month
South Korean developer Neowiz announced that its original IP Brown Dust surpassed 2 million downloads since debuting on iOS and Android in March. It’s...
Resolution Games’ Acron is a cross-platform party game for VR and mobile
With the hype for virtual reality settling down, developers are looking for new ways to entice players. Resolution Games has found a way to thrive with VR...
Scopely expands headquarters in Culver City in L.A.
Mobile game publisher Scopely is expanding its headquarters in Los Angeles by leasing a 60,000-square feet building in Culver City, California. The new space...
Adjust’s Unbotify fraud prevention distinguishes between humans and bots in mobile apps
Adjust‘s newly acquired Unbotify division has launched fraud prevention that distinguishes between humans and bots in mobile apps. The aim is to put an...
Sensor Tower: Supercell’s Brawl Stars earns $200 million in its first four months
The year got off to a great start for mobile developer Supercell. According to mobile research firm Sensor Tower, the studio made $200 million from Brawl...
Sensor Tower: Clash of Clan’s battle pass debut boosts revenue 145%
Do you wonder why battle passes are the new hotness in gaming monetization? Clash of Clans, which has been a hit since 2012, was...
Kabam partners with NetEase to bring Marvel Contest of Champions to China
Kabam announced today that it is partnering with NetEase to bring the mobile fighting game Marvel Contest of Champions to China. Contest of Champions...
How Niantic is preparing for AR’s ubiquitous future
When he was a child, John Hanke was obsessed with pull-out maps from National Geographic magazines, spending hours poring over names and topographic features....