Gismart is based in Poland. According to Operations director Eugene Nagel, the opening of the Warsaw office was a matter of time — there are about 70 employees of Gismart in the country, a quarter of the staff of the publishing house.

There is a replenishment in the list of gaming companies that have decided to switch to “remote”. Gismart has announced that it will now adhere to the Remote First principle — starting in June, it will primarily offer employees to work from home.

A little more than a month ago, Gismart projects overcame the milestone of a billion total downloads. A few days ago, a Belarusian-British publisher announced that in honor of this event, he released the first NFT collection.

We continue to summarize the results of 2021 together with top managers and experts of the gaming industry (and related ones). Next up is an interview with Lana Meisak, vice president of business development, marketing and publishing at the gaming company Gismart.

The products of the Belarusian-British Gismart have surpassed the mark of 1 billion total downloads. Almost half of all downloads came from games.

In February, the Belarusian studio Flime together with Gismart released a hyper-casual arcade Pencil Rush 3D. In the seven months since its release, the game has been downloaded 40 million times. The developers have prepared for App2Top.ru a column in which they told about the progress of the creation of the game.

Gismart shared the history of partnership with the Snapchat platform: how it was possible to enter the platform, what results to achieve and what conclusions to come to.

In February, Gismart released two of its games at once. One of them — the Pencil Rush 3D hyper—casual arcade – turned out to be a hit. Its monthly downloads amounted to more than 8.3 million. With App2Top.ru the British-Belarusian developer shared what metrics the game had at the start.

Flime is a young company developing instant and hyper-casual games from Belarus. In the two years since its foundation, together with Gismart, it has managed to mark five successful releases. Two of them have managed to get a total of 45 million downloads since August alone. We talked about their creation and internal processes with the co-founder of the company Artem Legonkov.

Belarusian-British Gismart has announced the launch of a new direction. Along with music apps and hyper-casual products, the company will be engaged in just casual games.

Mobile game development is a high—risk business. The Belarusian-British publisher Gismart has announced a new model of cooperation with third-party development teams, which, according to the company, will partially solve the problem for partners.

The hyper casual game has Cool Goal! — more than 50 million installations. How the project was being prepared for release, how many stages it had to go through, — he told in his material for App2Top.ru the developer and publisher of the game is Gismart.

Minsk-based Gismart is looking for more than just developers. The company has announced an affiliate program for musicians. She is ready not only to promote them through her products, but also to share the proceeds with them.

Quarantine has a positive effect on the performance of entertainment programs. The publisher of music and hyper-casual applications, Gismart, said that the growth of its product indicators, depending on the region, has increased from 10% to 200% in recent months.

Yesterday, the Financial Times published the top 1000 European companies that achieved the highest cumulative revenue growth from 2015 to 2018. The Belarusian—British Gismart is in sixth place in the top.

Belarusian-British Gismart continues its active expansion into mobile gaming. The company recently announced a partnership with Snap Inc. The first project in the framework of cooperation, Color Galaxy, has already been released on the Snapchat platform. She shared her experience with the Gismart platform in an interview for App2Top.ru .

We continue to summarize the results of 2019 together with the heads of gaming companies and market experts. Next up is an interview with Andrey Mikhlin, the head of the game dev direction at Gismart.

Gismart has announced the opening of its fourth office. It will be located in the capital of Ukraine. Its focus will be the development of hyper-casual games for mobile devices.

Big companies copy too. Publisher Lion Studios, which is owned by AppLovin, has published a clone of the hyper-casual game Domino Smash. Everything matches — from mechanics to levels. We talked to Gismart, the developer of the original game, about whether there is any way to combat this practice.