Strife developer S2 Games channels Clash Royale with Brawl of Ages
The MOBA (multiplayer online battle arena) world might be too crowded to break into, but maybe a studio could sneak into the emerging Clash Royale...
Temple Gates takes Race for the Galaxy card game into mobile
Like many game developers, Theresa Duringer is a board game fanatic, and so she jumped at the chance to turn one of her favorite...
Shipyard Games raises $2.9 million from Clash Royale maker Supercell
Clash Royale maker Supercell has invested $2.9 million in Helsinki-based Shipyard Games, which is making a location-based mobile game. The deal is the second example...
Will Bungie move onto something else after Destiny 2? GamesBeat Decides
What exactly was The Oregon Trail supposed to teach kids? All I learned is that dysentery is the deadliest disease that I’ve never heard...
Transformers: Forged to Fight launches for iOS and Android
When I was a kid, we actually played with Transformers. You know, the toys. Kids today are probably more likely to open a Transformers...
Sega announces WWE Tap Mania for Android and iOS
Don’t ring the bell. WWE isn’t done with mobile. Sega announced today that it is publishing a future WWE mobile game, WWE Tap Mania....
Sony Pictures launches Smurf’s Bubble Story mobile game
Sony believes in transmedia. The latest example is the launch today of Smurfs Bubble Story, a mobile game that is launching today to coincide...
Ellen Degeneres launches Hot Hands mobile game
Ellen Degeneres and Ellen Digital Ventures are launching Hot Hands, a mobile game based on a celebrity-oriented quiz you may have seen on The Ellen...
Hearthstone: The 5 cards we’ll miss the most in the Year of the Mammoth
Hearthstone’s next expansion, Journey to Un’Goro, launches tomorrow (or maybe it’s already out by the time you read this, I don’t know — I’m not a mind-reader). While its 135 cards are exciting and all that, the release brings another huge change to digital card game leader.
Dragon Ball Z: Dokkan Battle passes 150 million downloads globally
Bandai Namco announced today that its mobile game Dragon Ball Z: Dokkan Battle has passed 150 million downloads globally. The free-to-play title launched for iOS and Android in 2015.