Kabam has conducted a new round of layoffs. This time, the Canadian company has reduced 12% of the staff as part of the restructuring.

Gaming companies around the world continue to reduce staff. This time, the Canadian mobile publisher and developer Kabam announced the layoffs.

Earning a million dollars in the mobile market does not guarantee success. The history of the Marvel Realm of Champions is an example of this. Launched in 2020, the project for a major film franchise did not even live up to its two-year anniversary.

After the sale of several studios, Kabam re-acquires assets. The publisher and developer bought the midcore mobile studio Riposte Games & Co.

Clash of Clans, as well as Clash Royale and Marvel Contest of Champions are used in a major money laundering scam. Such a study was published by the German company Kromtech Security, specializing in cybersecurity.

The revenues of the mobile fighting game Marvel Contest of Champions have grown almost fivefold, analysts from Sensor Tower reported. It’s all about the release of the movie “Ant-Man and the Wasp” and the corresponding new content in the game.

Korean millionaire Kevin Chou will help the Finnish studio Critical Force to develop a mobile shooter Critical Ops as an esports. To this end, the former head of Kabam joined the board of directors of Critical Force.

The founders of Kabam managed to find a buyer of assets that Netmarble was not interested in. They will be acquired by FoxNext, the daughter of the American Fox television network.

Kabam studio, bought by Netmarble, has released a new fighting game about transformers. We look at her with both eyes.

Developer and publisher Kabam continues to get rid of assets. The company announced the closure of the development in the Beijing studio.

Kabam sold the Vancouver studio and part of the offices in Austin and San Francisco, along with the name of the Korean Netmarble Games. The transaction amount may be $800 million.

The heroic fighting game MARVEL Contest of Champions (Kabam) turned out to be the highest-grossing iOS app in North America on November 28, ahead of Game of War (MZ) and Clash Royale (Supercell).

Kabam has removed the ambitious role-playing game Star Wars: Uprising from the App Store and Google Play. A large-scale project in the Star Wars universe, according to the developers, “did not justify the efforts necessary to support it.”

Kabam Chief Operating Officer Kent Wakeford said at GamesBeat 2016 that his company spends, on average, $14 million to launch each mobile project.

Retention rates of the first day, the thirtieth and the ninetieth say nothing about the long-term success of the game. It is necessary to measure the retention for years, according to Kabam.

Vinayak Sathyamoorthy, Senior Product Manager at Zynga, analyzed in detail the reasons why Kabam’s Contest of Champions game has gained popularity. We share the translation.

Kabam company will give priority in the development of mobile MMO. Expenses for other projects will be optimized, some employees will be fired.

Kabam fulfills its promise to focus only on the most successful titles. The company sells some of its own mobile games to the Chinese publisher Gaea Mobile.

The long-awaited Rayman Adventures has finally been released, Gameloft is launching a mobile FPS, and the MARVEL United game will not live to see a worldwide release. Bonus video with Professor Pig from Rovio.