Digital collectible card games (CCI) are not the fastest growing gaming segment. Five years ago, their global revenue was $1.3 billion. This year, this figure will reach $1.5 billion. However, the analytical company Superdata is confident that the growth rate of the genre will increase in the future.

Superdata analysts believe that game developers underestimate the genre of card collectible games. Real card projects earn 2 times more than digital ones.

The success of Puzzle & Dragons and Rage of Bahamut is something of a carrot for mobile developers. Many of them today think that it is worth creating a card game and the money will come into their hands.

The former vice president of Zynga Austin, with the support of Chaotic Moon Studios, founded a startup for the development of mobile games. The studio’s first project was a collectible card game with a market where players can sell game content to each other.