Deadpool and Wolverine movie marketing blitz hits video games
Deadpool and Wolverine is one of the most anticipated movies of the year, thanks in part to its clever (and widespread) marketing blitz. In...
505 Games acquires D3 Go, publisher of Marvel Puzzle Quest
505 Games announced it has acquired mobile game publisher D3 Go! The latter is best known as the company behind Marvel Puzzle Quest and...
Marvel Puzzle Quest turns 4, celebrates the o-cajun with Gambit
Marvel Puzzle Quest is marking its fourth anniversary by releasing the X-Men member Gambit as a new character. The card-slinging mutant will become available...
Marvel Puzzle Quest is getting in on the Civil War (the superhero one, not the U.S. one)
D3 Go today announced an event for its mobile game Marvel Puzzle Quest based off of the upcoming film Captain America: Civil War. New content like this can keep players engaged and more likely to spend money on a free-to-play game.
Marvel Puzzle Quest gets fired up with Jean Grey’s Phoenix
When a comics publisher needs to give its books a boost, it often promotes a big in-world event. Now, game developers are using the...
How Sega drafted Demiurge for the frontlines of the match-3 mobile war
Demiurge Studios on their new role and designing for the Match-3 genre
Sega and Demiurge Studios announce Puzzle & Glory
The makers of one of mobile gaming’s biggest success stories are ready to follow up on their 2013 hit. Sega and Demiurge Studios, the...
Marvel is quietly building a shared game universe
Marvel Entertainment knows a thing or two about shared universes. Its superheroes interact with each other all of the time in the comic books, and Marvel’s movie studio successfully replicated that formula with its “cinematic universe” of TV shows and blockbuster films.
Marvel Puzzle Quest’s road to the mythical $1 ARPDAU, Part 8: Card store overhaul redux
As Demiurge wraps up its series on making Marvel Puzzle Quest a success, it shares it most important lesson: Your No. 1 risk is fun.
Marvel Puzzle Quest’s road to the mythical $1 ARPDAU, Part 7: Event Analytics
This week, CEO Albert Reed explains the metrics his team's using and goes through a couple of examples of how they're applying them.