ZeniMax Media last week filed a lawsuit against the South Korean corporation Samsung.

The lead developer and designer of Civilization V, John Shafer, has joined the staff of Paradox Interactive.

Square Enix has announced the sale of the Danish studio Io-Interactive, known for the Hitman series.

Nitro Games plans to become the second Finnish team to enter the stock market.

Mobile publisher Zynga has funded three-year courses in game design of social mobile games in University of Southern California.

The most active mobile gamer looks unusual for the industry in the USA. As a rule, this is a 39-year-old woman.

One of the most profitable mobile games in the world – Honor of Kings – began to be released on Western markets.

The publisher of the CRS racing series has lost its head: the head of the NaturalMotion company, Torsten Reil, has left his post.

Niantic plans to organize mass processions of Pokémon GO and Ingress players in the USA. For this purpose, they plan to block traffic on the streets.

The analytical company Verto Analytics has identified the 10 most popular mobile games in the United States for March of this year.

The top 5 US box office games generated 28% of money and 13% of downloads of the US mobile games market in 2016.

The Japanese smartphone gaming market has been stagnating since 2014, according to research company Yano.

The revenues of the Chinese gaming market will increase from $26 billion to $35 billion by 2021, according to the analytical company Niko Partners.

Publisher ZeniMax Media forced indie studio No Matter Studios to change the name of their project from Prey for the Gods to Praey for the Gods.

Danish studio SYBO has announced the hiring of Hollywood producer Sandra Schwartz and Star Wars Rebels screenwriter Brent Friedman to work on Subway Surfers series.

The Instant Games gaming platform is coming out of beta. Facebook has announced the expansion of its audience and the launch of new functionality.

The author of the scripts of Half-Life, Portal and Left 4 Dead, Chet Falisek, left Valve, where he worked for 12 years.

The English version of the Monster Strike mobile battler will be completely closed from August 1 this year, according to the Japanese company Mixi.

AppsFlyer analytical service told about the average revenue per user in mobile strategies.