Audio designers who worked on Creative Assembly’s hit Total War: Three Kingdoms wrote a post on Gamasutra on creating the audio for the game.

Lion Studios, AppLovin’s publishing branch, has launched the second annual contest for mobile game developers called Ultimate Game Changers. $300,000 will be split between four top contestants.

Mobile games industry has embraced hyper-casual genre relatively recently, but it is already outperforming casual gaming in a number of ways. GameAnalytics compares the two categories against the backdrop of the more established genres.

Sony will not be seeking partnerships with indie or smaller developers as part of their strategy for PS5. Instead, the console holder will focus on big publishers and AAA exclusives.

So, you have released a mobile game. Do you know what to consider a good retention rate for your title? Wondering how much time users spend playing similar games? And what about money? How does your ARPPU compare to that of competitors?

A quirky balletic 2,5D shooter inspired by flash games was launched on June 20 and has by now cleared over 250,000 sales across PC and Switch.

Several indie developers have noticed abnormally high numbers of Wishlist deletions for their games.

According to Bethesda’s blog, Germany will get the uncensored version of Wolfenstein: Youngblood for the first time in the history of the MachineGames’ series.

Instagram was instrumental in promoting the mobile hit Archero. It provided 48 percent of the game’s ad impressions on iOS.

How to advertise a mobile game in 2019? Apptopia explains the rules of player engagement. 

Sensor Tower analyzed 100 top publishers by game revenue on App Store and Google Play. In Q1 2019, App Store game publishers grossed 48 percent more than their counterparts on Google Play.

According to Matthew Karch, CEO of Saber Interactive, World War Z has sold nearly 700,000 copies on Epic Games Store since its release on April 16. This figure makes EGS the top digital platform for Saber’s co-op zombie shooter.

With streaming clearly being the next big thing in gaming, it seems like the subscription model might become the new distribution standard. After all, streaming and subscription go hand in hand in other industries. Video games, though, will not necessarily follow the same pattern. That’s according to Warner. Bros Interactive Entertainment president David Haddad.

A year ago, Robin Hood Legends was released on Android and iOS. The title was developed by Neskinsoft (Belarus) and published by Big Fish. It’s a free-to-play puzzle game combining classic match-3 gameplay with the Triple Town mechanic.

Newzoo rolled out 2019 Global Games Market Report last week. Based on the report’s estimates, there are 2.5 billion game enthusiasts in the world, encompassing all kinds of gaming behavior from playing to owning the gaming tech, to simply viewing. This audience will spend $152.1 billion on games in 2019, which constitutes +9.6% year on year growth.

From 19 to 20 June, White Nights and Talents in Games conferences were held in St. Petersburg. 2,237 participants from 49 countries attended, which is the highest turnout for the operator of both events, Nevomedia.

MY.GAMES, the gaming division of Russia’s Mail.Ru Group, has extended a generous offer to the developes currently working on AAA shooters for consoles. The company will select the most promising project, provide the funding and help create a studio to release the game.

Among titles presented at E3, only 5% of games featured female protagonists. As far as E3 stage presenters are concerned, women accounted for 21%.

In mid-May, Archero, a game published by Singapore-based company Habby, hit mobile stores. Within a month, the game has reached 10m installs and brought in over eight million dollars in revenue, according to DataMagic.