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Learn How To Use Data to Build and Grow Hit Games - Part 2

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. #1 How to make an analytic global launch decision So, you have soft launched your game. But at what point will your game be ready for a global launch? Quickly after the launch the game started getting organic traffic, but there was a specific change that had a dramatic impact on the game’s growth.

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How Coin Master Disrupted Social Casino and Pocketed $100M

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This one is written by Om Tandon (Director of User Experience, DIGIT Game Studios) and Abhimanyu Kumar (Mobile Games Consultant). Bizarre as all this may sound, this recipe works and the game can be very engaging and fun to play, even if you are not a social casino fan! To make sure you don’t miss on all of the ?content

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How Cookie Run Bakes its Monster Revenue

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Cookie Run is has some imporessive traction in the Western markets, which may potentially turn this game into a proper worldwide hit. The card-battling RPG genre was one of the first in mobile games that enjoyed success at scale and popularity around the world. Special effect from clicking on and dragging the Hot Cocoa Cookie.

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How Playrix' Township Became a Billion Dollar Game

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Playrix - True Behemoth of Casual Mobile Games Founded in 2004, Playrix entered the industry by making premium Match-3 and Hidden Object games. As a result of growth of app stores in early 2010s they switched their focus and decided to jump onto the free to play mobile games in 2011. Playrix’ active portfolio.

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2021 Predictions #4 Contenders Throwdown for Supercell's Mid-Core Crown

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By all accounts this genre is matured to a point where it could use a massive innovation to both the progression mechanics and social gameplay. After all, these games have a fun combat core brutalized by ever increasing timers which just simply don’t work in the modern mobile market. Helsinki Here’s a caveat though.

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What Web3 Games Should Learn from Designing Fun Game Markets

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At every point in the skill spectrum, players should see a path to improve, as well as see greater winnings as a result of their improvement. Clicking on dots that move around a screen may be tedious. However, if the dots are monsters and clicking shoots a fireball, it becomes fun. Skill curve. The same applies to markets.

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Clash Mini - Contender or a Pretender?

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Head on over to the Deconstructor of Fun podcast or click on the episode below! If you’re interested in growing your business on mobile and beyond, look no further. But beyond that point, Clash Mini sank in the charts. This points out that new playable content is consumed faster than in other SC games.

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