In today’s issue, we look at how Coin Master developer Moon Active is quietly dominating casual mobile F2P, there’s a new podcast episode on Fortnite Creative, plus noteworthy reads in Content Worth Consuming.
Alpha Dog Games, a Nova Scotia-based game studio and subsidiary of ZeniMax Media, is the developer behind Mighty Doom, the only mobile-first rendition leveraging the famous DOOM IP, which turns 30 years old later this year. The title is Alpha Dog’s first game within the Bethesda and ZeniMax family — and therefore also within Microsoft,…
This week, we’re discussing the record-breaking launch of HoYoverse’s Genshin Impact follow-up Honkai Star Rail and how the game is departs from his predecessor in key ways that may influence its success.
This week, we’re looking at the struggles of Fishing Clash developer Ten Square Games following the studio’s decision to cancel two in-development projects and cut a staggering 25% of staff. We also have a new Game Launch Radar alongside the past week’s biggest free-to-play news and analysis.
This week, we’re talking a look at the beta test of Tencent’s Honor of Kings in the Brazil market and what it says about the game’s broader potential outside of China. We also have a new Game Launch Radar featuring Marvel: World of Heroes and Crushing Crew.
This week, we’re talking a look at Royal Match developer Dream Games’ newest title, a Match 3 game called Royal Kingdom. We also have a new Game Launch Radar featuring Bump! SuperBrawl and Undawn.
This week, we’re breaking down both the early success of Tencent and Crunchyroll Games’ Western localization of Street Fighter: Duel, as well as the challenges the title now faces it maintaining momentum.
This week, we take a look at Epic’s major Fortnite news out of GDC last week and what it might mean for Roblox in the UGC arena, in addition to another Game Launch Radar featuring Merge Vikings and Call of Dragons.
In this joint deconstruction, we examine the differences between Electronic Arts’ Golf Clash and Zynga’s Golf Rival, how both of these games’ developers landed high-profile acquisitions, and what strategies these studios are deploying to best the competition.
This week, we take a look at Sony’s PlayStation Mobile strategy following news that the company is hiring for seven key positions. We also have a new Game Launch Radar featuring Eggy Party and Doctor Who: Lost in Time.
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