Chasing the world’s hottest game market, Kabam opens office in South Korea
It's a small move for now, but it could prove strategic as Kabam continues its path toward a worldwide audience and a possible initial public offering.
The Hobbit: Kingdoms of Middle-earth studio doubled its revenues in 2013
Kabam generated $360 million on the back of its free-to-play mobile titles in 2013.
Mobile social game publisher Kabam beefs up with new hires
Kabam is building its executive team so it can run a much larger worldwide business.
Kabam launches Blastron mobile game as a browser-based Facebook game
Kabam is repurposing its robot-shooting mobile game, Blastron, for Facebook. In doing so, Kabam is reversing its typical flow for a social game compared to years past, and it shows that it isn’t averse to launching on the platform where the company got its start.
Updated: Kabam launches new Hobbit games in advance of 'The Desolation of Smaug' film release
Kabam plans to cash in on the huge awareness of The Hobbit film coming Dec. 13.
Mobile game publisher Kabam drops $18M to put its name on UC Berkeley's football field
In a milestone for social mobile game companies, Kabam sponsor's the football field at Cal.
Kabam names replacement for departing chief operating officer
Kent Wakeford will step into role vacated by Chris Carvalho.
Kabam will bring China’s biggest web game to the West, with a little retooling
Three Kingdoms Action is getting a slight medieval makeover for its trip to the Western market.
Free-to-play on PlayStation 4 and Wii U? Not so fast, says Kabam
REDWOOD CITY, Calif. -- Sony is excited about free-to-play on next-gen consoles. Kabam isn't so sure.
Jens Begemann on Wooga’s plan to create million-dollar mobile blockbusters (interview)
Social-game developer Wooga found success on mobile with Jelly Splash, a color-tile matching game with more than 10 million downloads in eight weeks on iOS.