Scopely aims for mobile gaming’s big leagues with FoxNext Games deal
Scopely is the the mobile gaming company behind titles like Star Trek: Fleet Command, and it took a step up into the big leagues...
Scopely acquires Disney’s FoxNext Games, maker of Marvel Strike Force
Scopely, the mobile gaming company behind titles like Star Trek: Fleet Command, announced that it has acquired FoxNext Games Los Angeles from Disney. Disney...
Star Trek: Fleet Command publisher Scopely raises $200 million for acquisitions
Mobile game publisher Scopely has raised $200 million in a fourth round of funding so that it can have a war chest for acquisitions...
Balancing game economies is an art and a science
Game economies are a delicate thing. It doesn’t take much to break them. If players perceive a greedy cash grab by developers, as has...
Star Trek: Fleet Command generates $100 million in revenue for Scopely
Mobile game publisher Scopely said that its Star Trek: Fleet Command mobile strategy game has become its fastest-growing title, generating more than $100 million...
Scopely addresses fan protest in The Walking Dead: Road to Survival mobile game
Running a free-to-play mobile game isn’t easy. Lots of fans download the game, and sometimes they make a lot of demands. Scopely has learned...
Hubs and spokes — Why Scopely and LA’s game ecosystem are on the growth path
Mobile game publisher Scopely is on a growth path. The company has a $400 million revenue run rate. It expanded its headquarters in Culver...
Scopely acquires Star Trek Fleet Command maker Digit Game Studios
Mobile game publisher Scopely has acquired Digit Game Studios, the developer that made the mobile online strategy game Star Trek Fleet Command. That’s consistent...
Scopely expands headquarters in Culver City in L.A.
Mobile game publisher Scopely is expanding its headquarters in Los Angeles by leasing a 60,000-square feet building in Culver City, California. The new space...
How Scopely hit a $400 million run rate with mobile games like Star Trek: Fleet Command
Scopely isn’t the most well-known mobile game company. But it scored a couple of hits with Looney Tunes: World of Mayhem and Star Trek: Fleet...