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Industry October 25, 2019

Hasbro closes the authors of DragonVale, the mobile company Backflip Studios

The Colorado-based Backflip Studios, founded in 2009, will be closed. Hasbro Corporation, which owns it, decided so.

Games June 7, 2017

Transformers: Earth Wars has been downloaded 10 million times in a year

The Transformers: Earth Wars mobile strategy from Backflip Studios and Space Ape Games has been downloaded 10 million times in 12 months since the game’s worldwide release.

Games June 1, 2016

The authors of Samurai Siege and Rival Kingdoms have released clashes about transformers

The main fans of Clash of Clans – developers from the Canadian Space Ape Games – are releasing the “ideological heir” of the Supercell game for the third time. This time in the Transformers universe.

Industry March 12, 2015

Mobile Tales of Epic Failure

Four developers shared what they learned from mobile games, whose releases led to nothing.

Games September 1, 2014

Backflip Studios will create a game based on the Dungeons & Dragons universe

At the PAX Festival in Seattle, Backflip Studios announced that it would launch the game under a D&D license.

Games July 30, 2014

Backflip Studios unveiled its match-3

Industry July 9, 2013

Hasbro acquired a controlling stake in Backflip Studios

Hasbro, which owns IP’s such as Dungeons & Dragons, Transformers and Monopoly, spent $112 million to buy a 70% stake in Backflip Studios.

Other September 18, 2012

DragonVale has been in the US box office gaming top 10 for a year now

Yesterday it was exactly one year since DragonVale has been sitting in the top ten American iPhone games at the box office. What is its secret, the British from PocketGamer decided to figure out.

Other May 25, 2012

Box office hits 16.05.2012 – 24.05.2012

The American tops of the highest-grossing apps have changed little since the last report. As before, the ideological heirs of social projects and gambling continue to earn the most on mobile devices. Arcades and puzzles, that is, projects that recently seemed to be more suitable for smartphones and tablets, are almost not represented in the box office tops.