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Law September 21, 2020

The court ordered Supercell to pay $8.5 million for infringement of patents of the Japanese company GREE

Japanese mobile game developer GREE has won a court case against the Finnish giant Supercell. The creators of Clash Royale were found guilty of violating several patents and ordered to pay $8.5 million.Court verdict

Money November 1, 2017

GREE’s quarterly profit fell by 84%

Japanese mobile developer GREE has reported on the results of the last quarter. The company’s revenues grew by 45%, but profits fell by 84.2% compared to the same period last year.

Money August 3, 2017

GREE lost 44% of its profit at the end of the year

The profit of the Japanese mobile developer GREE for the 2017 fiscal year (ended June 30) fell by 44% to $72.5 million.

Industry July 7, 2017

GREE closes all branches in the West

Japanese developer and publisher GREE is closing offices in Melbourne, San Francisco and Berlin, laying off employees and winding down direct operations in the West.

Industry March 9, 2017

GREE laid off some of the employees of the office in San Francisco

The publisher of Modern War and Dragon Soul announced the dismissal of an unnamed number of employees of the company’s branch in San Francisco.

Conferences March 7, 2017

White Nights Prague 2017: GREE about publishing third-party projects

App2Top.ru He continues to post videos of reports from the White Nights Prague 2017 conference. Next up is a public interview with Philipp Karstaedt from GREE. He also talked about how the company selects projects for publication.

Conferences February 1, 2017

Contest: ask DragonSoul publisher a question about working with developers and win a ticket to White Nights Prague

One of the guests of White Nights Prague 2017 will be Philipp Karstaedt from GREE. He will talk about the conflicts that arise between publishers and developers, as well as how they can be avoided. For the best questions to Philip, we give two premium tickets to the conference.

Conferences November 9, 2015

White Nights Moscow 2015: GREE Report

We continue to post videos from the White Nights Moscow 2015 conference. Next up is a performance by Philipp Karstaedt from GREE. In his speech, he spoke about the relationship between developers and publishers.

Industry July 28, 2015

GREE opens offices in Berlin and Melbourne

GREE International, a subsidiary of the Japanese GREE, will have branches in Germany and Australia. The company will thus “expand its presence in the West.”

Industry July 22, 2015

GREE International is laying off a third of its employees

GREE International is forced to reduce its staff by 30%. This is written by the Venturebeat resource with reference to information from the director of the production company Andrew Sheppard (Andrew Sheppard).

Industry July 7, 2015

Gree is investing in a studio from Indonesia

Japanese media giant Gree is investing in Indonesian mobile game studio Touchten. The amount was not disclosed.

Other July 2, 2015

Gree: reducing the cost of hard currency increased advertising revenue by 90%

The Japanese company Gree has changed the value of the hard currency in the Kingdom Age game on the advice of the Tapjoy mobile monetization service. As a result, the project’s revenue from advertising increased by 90%. This was told by the Venturebeat resource.

Industry May 13, 2015

GREE has closed its office in Canada

The Japanese company GREE has announced the closure of its game studio in Vancouver.

Industry February 5, 2015

Hard times: GREE continues to lose money

One of the largest publishers in the Japanese market is going through hard times. The company’s net losses for the last fiscal quarter amounted to ¥ 7.66 billion ($64.8 million). It was less only in 2008.

Industry October 10, 2014

LINE has created a joint company with Gree

Japanese companies LINE and Gree have signed an agreement. They will create a division of Epic Voyage, Inc., which will promote mobile games on the LINE messenger platform.

Industry August 4, 2014

The president of Kabam Studios has left for GREE

Games April 25, 2014

GREE returns to mobile phones

Industry December 19, 2013

Knights & Dragons earns $5 million a month

GREE has announced that F2P MMOG Knights & Dragons has made a profit of $5 million in 30 days. It took the project seven months to reach this figure.

Industry November 18, 2013

GREE has stopped working on 27 games

Financial difficulties forced GREE to stop developing 27 games, most of which were conducted by Japanese studios. Thus, the company lost $53 million.

Industry October 24, 2013

Black Cat led Colopl to a capitalization of $3.4 billion

The Tokyo-based company Colopl recently celebrated two achievements. Firstly, the firm managed to overtake DeNA in terms of market capitalization, reaching an estimate of $3.4 billion. Secondly, it has increased the base of the Wizard & Wiz the Black Cat role-playing game to 10 million people, as analyst Serkan Toto writes in his blog.

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The court ordered Supercell to pay $8.5 million for infringement of patents of the Japanese company GREE

GREE’s quarterly profit fell by 84%

GREE lost 44% of its profit at the end of the year

GREE closes all branches in the West

GREE laid off some of the employees of the office in San Francisco

White Nights Prague 2017: GREE about publishing third-party projects

Contest: ask DragonSoul publisher a question about working with developers and win a ticket to White Nights Prague

White Nights Moscow 2015: GREE Report

GREE opens offices in Berlin and Melbourne

GREE International is laying off a third of its employees

Gree is investing in a studio from Indonesia

Gree: reducing the cost of hard currency increased advertising revenue by 90%

GREE has closed its office in Canada

Hard times: GREE continues to lose money

LINE has created a joint company with Gree

The president of Kabam Studios has left for GREE

GREE returns to mobile phones

Knights & Dragons earns $5 million a month

GREE has stopped working on 27 games

Black Cat led Colopl to a capitalization of $3.4 billion