A 4-year-old top-grossing game? How Kingdoms At War is still making money years after launch
So how has A Thinking Ape's game stayed so high for so long?
Big games = big data: ‘Games are a service now’
The new model is to release a game and stay involved throughout its lifespan, changing and adapting it in response to what players do.
Sony Pictures Television enters the game with a free role-playing adventure for mobile
Suits and Swords has players fighting off fantasy creatures using blackjack card mechanics.
Ex-Bungie developer’s Industrial Toys unveils its Midnight Star shooter game and digital comic for iOS
With both a comic and a shooter, Industrial Toys is taking the transmedia approach to setting itself apart on mobile.
Low-cost mobile 3D graphics will get much better with latest Imagination Technology's latest designs
The lineup includes one of the world's smallest 3D graphics cores for low-power applications.
How loading screens inspired three friends to make their first mobile game
Three-person developer Twenty Percent Games worked one day a week for the last several months to create Circle Stop.
Republique: Episode 1 nails a Big Brother vibe but struggles with repetitive stealth-action (review)
Republique, a promising new triple-A episodic mobile game series, makes a good attempt to make stealth work on touch screens -- but it's not quite enough.
Mobile gamers are quicker to drop cash on social games than players on the web
Men and women, meanwhile, average about the same amount of time playing social games over a two-month period.
Cut the Rope 2 introduces fun new friends but feeds Om Nom the same old candy (review)
Cut the Rope 2 is as high-quality as ever, but it's harder to love.
November downloads show how dynamic (and international) the mobile gaming world has become
France's Gameloft surges, Clumsy Ninja storms top ranks, Line grows fast, and the big three fight for No. 1.