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How Cookie Run Bakes its Monster Revenue

Deconstructor of Fun

Many people say that Cookie Run: Kingdom chose a very smart setup - on one hand, it has a vast universe with long histories, legends, power struggles, supernatural forces, and the eternal fight between good and evil; on the other, cookies are the sweet dessert that we see every day and associate with holiday, celebration, and happiness.

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2024 Cherry-picks

Mircosoft Game Dev

The twin-stick shooter requires you to keep track of and fight the ever-closing game windows while evading enemies. Of Life and Land Build your own settlements in Of Life and Land and experience different maps, scenarios, and rich simulations. You can find the takeover recordings on our YouTube.

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The top 22 mobile games of 2022

Game Analytics

Masters of simulation, this studio is renowned for making popular sim games for mobile. It’s awesome to see some good messaging baked into its core gameplay. We don’t see this often enough in casual simulation games, but there is a lovely open-world feel to this game. Idle Siege: War Simulator by Gameloft.

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Deathloop deconstruction / design thoughts

Radiator Blog

This fighting game health mechanic is too fussy and unreliable for a busy shooter. So to survive fights for the first half of the game, you have to trust the level designers to leave enough health consumables around, Doom / Quake style. Bot invaders often don't interrupt a boss fight. Limited regen (e.g.

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You Have No Idea How Hard It Is To Run A Sweatshop, Part 1

Designer Notes

I would never have bet on a ultra-detailed dwarf simulator using ASCII art. Consider the case of Fortnite, which started as a game about building forts while fighting off waves of zombies. Here’s the rest of the quote from screenwriter William Goldman – Not one person knows for a certainty what’s going to work.