The Australian studio Halfbrick, which created Fruit Ninja and Jetpack Joyride, will soon release its new creation – Fish Out of Water.

Company King.com celebrating its 10th anniversary, it announced a rebranding. Now it will be called simply King. The MAU of the company’s mobile products has grown to 49 million. 

Yesterday, at the GDC 2013 conference, the company Wargaming.net announced a new project – mobile MMO World of Tanks Blitz for smartphones and tablets running iOS and Android.

The console sells games, even if this console is built on Android and costs $99. Apparently, the developers of Ouya understand this perfectly well: the other day it became known that it will be possible to play games with NES, SNES and Nintendo 64 on their console.  

Apple has added warnings about the presence of IAP in the description of applications on the App Store. But will this help parents avoid “unexpected” embezzlement in the future?  

Ludei has announced that its HTML5 platform of the same name now supports 3D. 

A series of high-profile announcements continues. This time the Wizard of the Coast company was pleased. At the Boston PAX East 2013, she announced the transfer of Dungeons & Dragons board games to iOS. 

The Japanese card hit recently turned one year old. Despite his young age, he managed, in fact, to reshape the global mobile games market, remaining a mystery game for most.

At the Penny Arcade Expo festival, Firaxis Games announced that it is working hard to transfer its last year’s hit XCOM: Enemy Unknown to the Apple mobile platform. 

At the Penny Arcade Expo game festival, the authors of World of Warcraft, Diablo and Starcraft announced the development of a collectible card game with role-playing elements Hearthstone: Heroes of Warcraft.

From May 1, the App Store will no longer support applications that use UDID (a unique device identifier). Anyone who does not have time to abandon it and switch to an alternative solution will have a “path ordered” in iTunes.

Recently, announcements of mobile games based on the Warhammer 40,000 universe have been increasingly appearing. So yesterday it became known that the Vancouver studio Roadhouse Interactive is developing a side-scroller under the license of Games Workshop for iOS.

The advertising company Quantcast has launched a new service Measure for Mobile Apps, which collects data on the use of iOS and Android applications.

Firaxis Games, the studio responsible for the latest part of XCOM and the Civilization strategy series, today, March 21, announced a project for the iOS platform – Haunted Hollow. 

Good news came from Kiev last night. Without too much fanfare, Tatem Games announced that the number of downloads of its mobile games has surpassed the 20 million mark. 

The new Supergiant game is called Transistor. She is the spiritual heir of Bastion, but strategic elements have appeared in her. It will be released no earlier than 2014. 

A French developer has announced a very unusual project called Hox – a runner with a plot and dialogues. About the originality and the project in our material. 

Indie developers of mobile games should not be afraid to evaluate their work higher than the notorious $0.99. This opinion was expressed by the Vlambeer team in a discussion posted in the Ask Me Anything section of the famous Reddit site.

Microsoft has made it known that in July next year it will stop all support for its Windows Phone 8 mobile system, whose official release took place in December 2012.