Kixeye raises $20 million to bring machine learning to game marketing
Kixeye has raised $20 million in funding to apply machine learning to the marketing, monetization, and retention for its mobile games. San Francisco-based Kixeye made...
Why Kixeye took its time making War Commander: Rogue Assault
Lou Castle has made more than 150 games in his 34-year career as a game developer. But he had a challenge on his hands...
After nearly 3 years of struggle, Kixeye launches its spectacular War Commander: Rogue Assault
It took almost three years of development, but Kixeye is finally launching its ambitious mobile game War Commander: Rogue Assault. The military game looks...
Kixeye CEO: We only use data science half of the time
Apparently, it's OK to follow your whimsy sometimes when designing games.
GamesBeat 2014’s latest speakers include a free-to-play pioneer, an ad man, and a gambler
Kixeye's Will Harbin, NativeX's Rob Weber, and Playstudios' Monty Kerr are our newest speakers.
Kixeye goes mobile with Backyard Monsters: Unleashed for iOS
This is the social-gaming developer's first thrust into mobile gaming.
Game publisher tells developers why they don’t need publishers
Will Harbin, CEO of Kixeye, says that self-publishing will give you control of your destiny.
Top game controversies of 2012
From game violence to sex chat, game companies got into hot water in 2012.
Kixeye: Zynga is ‘desperate’ to get hands on its secrets
Kixeye claims that it is actually Zynga that is attempting to steal trade secrets.
In midst of employee theft lawsuit, Kixeye CEO takes a blast at Zynga
Kixeye chief exec Will Harbin says, "Zynga is burning to the ground and bleeding top talent, and instead of trying to fix the problems -- better work environment and better products -- they are resorting to the only profit center that has ever really worked for them: their legal department."