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All publications for 29.07.2013

Other July 29, 2013

Puzzle & Dragons helped GungHo earn $4.9 million a day

GungHo Online has published a financial report for the first half of this year. It contains extremely interesting figures of Puzzle & Dragons financial indicators.

Other July 29, 2013

White Nights 2013: Nordeus on Top Eleven

Nikola Cavic, Business Development Director at Nordeus, spoke at the White Nights: Mobile Games Conference about the promotion of the Top Eleven football simulator through emerging markets and alternative stores.

Industry July 29, 2013

Puzzle & Dragons developers have released a new game

At the end of last week, GungHo Online, which earns hundreds of millions of dollars a month on the Puzzle & Dragons card battler, announced its second American release.

Industry July 29, 2013

CocoaChina will help Gameloft enter the Chinese market

The other day CocoaChina and Gameloft announced the continuation of partnership relations. Within their framework, the Chinese company will localize Dungeon Hunter 4 and Asphalt 8: Airborne for the Celestial market.

Industry July 29, 2013

First Mobile Results of Pet Rescue Saga

Pet Rescue Saga, King’s third game on mobile platforms, appeared on the App Store on June 12. It’s time to sum up the preliminary results.

Other July 29, 2013

Game Encyclopedia for children and adults “Young researcher”

Industry July 29, 2013

Puzzle & Dragons has 17 million users

According to GungHo, the number of Puzzle & Dragons users has reached 17 million. Statistics include Japanese App Store, Google Play and Kindle users.

Industry July 29, 2013

More than 1.5 million copies of Sword & Sworcery have been sold

Capy Games has published data on the distribution of sales of its cross-platform hit by device types and prices.

Other July 29, 2013

The main thing for the week (22.06 – 28.06)

Last week “passed” under the Chinese flag largely thanks to ChinaJoy. Figures about the Chinese market were pouring out of a cornucopia. Plus, it’s time for quarterly reports. EA, Gameloft and Zynga were the first to “speak out”.