Mobile gaming’s strength is its community
When we look at gaming, we’ve come a long way from the confines of arcades or home gaming systems with basic pixelated graphics. We...
Nexon’s Godzilla Defense Force rampages onto iOS and Android
In advance of the film Godzilla: King of the Monsters, Nexon and developer Neopl Studio 42 are launching Godzilla Defense Force as a free-to-play...
Sensor Tower: Pokémon Go’s 2019 spending up 33% from first 4 months of 2018
Pokémon Go reminds us that just because a game isn’t dominating the news as it once did doesn’t mean it can’t still pull in...
South Korea is a mobile gaming haven — even for Western studios
South Korea is the fourth largest mobile game market in the world. More than half of South Korea’s population play games on their smartphones....
Winning against bots: How gaming apps can fight back
Presented by Adjust The mobile gaming industry is on course to break records this year – underscored by a recent report showing mobile is...
Will Google’s Stadia console kill mobile games?
Last month at the Game Developers Conference in San Francisco, Google announced the launch of Stadia, a streaming service that removes consoles and GPUs...
International Mobile Gaming Awards continues to celebrate indies in its 15th year
It took a lot of vision in 2004 to appreciate mobile games as works of art that were worthy of an awards show. But...
Are mobile games the new TV for advertisers?
Are mobile games the new TV? In many ways, mobile games are everything appointment TV once offered, but with additional benefits and challenges. If...
Level Ex levels up management for virtual surgery games
Level Ex has built a loyal following of medical professionals among its users for its virtual surgery games, where players slice and dice bodies...
The truth about hypercasual games
Hypercasual games have seen unprecedented growth over the past year. Using the average lifetime value of hypercasual players based on data from ironSource’s platform...