Tricks and tips for how to get your game featured in the Apple’s App Store
Former Apple marketing manager Michael Ehrenberg describes the tricks to get noticed and featured by Apple.
Apps featured by Apple or Google get 6 times the downloads and 9 times the revenue — or nothing
Everyone who has published an app in the iOS App Store wants Apple to feature them, because that will boost download numbers to insane...
Hitman Go proves murder can still be fun as a turn-based puzzler
This crafty iOS game breaks Hitman down into bite-sized chunks of stealth and assassination.
Marvel Puzzle Quest’s road to the mythical $1 ARPDAU, Part 2: Cover-store overhaul
In Part Two, Demiurge focuses on how it used its store.
The Crew may seem like a role-playing game, but that roar isn't coming from a dragon (preview)
The Crew putting the "roll" in multiplayer RPGs.
You think you've seen everything? How about a video game toothbrush
Video game toothbrush: fight gingivitis and boredom at the same time
Analytics firm Flurry reveals how to best make money from the 70% of Android devices that engage in gaming
Flurry suggests a combination of in-app purchases and advertising for the different kinds of games on the Google Play app market.
Google introduces cross-platform multiplayer gaming for iOS and Android
Games that use the Google Play Games Services can offer live multiplayer to people regardless of the platform they are on.
Even a copyright wouldn’t help Flappy Bird creator get his hit’s name back thanks to Apple’s rules
Apple says that no company can reuse an app's name when it deletes an app from the App Store, and now someone else has the "Flappy Bird" name on iOS -- and has plans to use it.
Flappy is a toy-controlled game of Flappy Bird that you can throw in frustration
Flappy Bird is on its way back through a crowdfunding project that turns Flappy Bird into a real-life plush toy you can use to control the hit mobile game.