Diablo: Immortal looks like other NetEase games … that look like Diablo
Diablo: Immortal was one of Blizzard Entertainment’s biggest announcements at its BlizzCon event today, and one vocal contingent of fans are not thrilled. While...
Diablo: Immortal team fends off fan backlash at BlizzCon
During the keynote of its BlizzCon fan gathering in Anaheim, California today, Blizzard revealed Diablo: Immortal. This is the next entry in the action-role-playing...
Diablo: Immortal is coming to mobile
Blizzard Entertainment announced that a Diablo game is coming to iPhone, iPad, and Android. It will be action role-playing game. It’s called Diablo: Immortal....
Star Trek: Fleet Command beams up to iOS and Android on November 29
Mobile game publisher Scopely said it will publish the free-to-play Star Trek: Fleet Command on iOS and Android on November 29. Under license from CBS Interactive,...
Zynga launches Wonka’s World of Candy match-3 mobile game
Zynga is taking a stab at the heart of rival King’s candy monopoly, namely Candy Crush Saga, with today’s launch of the Wonka’s World...
Zynga ramps from ‘fix it’ mode to ‘grow it’ mode as Q3 revenue hits $233 million
Zynga is shifting gears from its “fix it” mode to “grow it” mode as the company reported strong earnings results for the third quarter...
Zynga announces new Harry Potter, Game of Thrones mobile games
Zynga is investing in a number of new games, including casual titles based on the Harry Potter and Game of Thrones licenses. The Harry...
Sensor Tower: Nintendo’s mobile RPG Dragalia Lost makes $25 per Japanese player
Dragalia Lost has made $28 million since its debut a month ago, according to mobile research firm Sensor Tower. Nintendo’s free-to-play role-playing game released...
Command & Conquer: Rivals will hit Android and iOS on December 4
Electronic Arts said that Command & Conquer: Rivals will debut on Android and iOS worldwide on December 4. This mobile take on the long-lived...
PUBG Mobile hits $100 million slower than Fortnite because of China
PUBG Mobile is no Fortnite, but nothing really is. Still, Tencent’s smartphone adaptation of the popular battle royale has surpassed more than $100 million...