King, the developer of Candy Crash Saga, has announced its intention to release a mobile version of Papa Pear Saga this fall.

The analytical company Distimo has published a fresh review of the mobile app market: over the past six months, Google Play revenue has increased by 67%, and the App Store has shown only 15% growth.

Pet Rescue Saga, King’s third game on mobile platforms, appeared on the App Store on June 12. It’s time to sum up the preliminary results.

Socks for everyone: gaming magnate King has announced the conclusion of the first agreement on licensing services and promotion of related products – the Candy Crush Saga line of socks.

The developer and publisher of the mobile hit Candy Crush Saga has announced its plans for an IPO. Moreover, King has already managed to negotiate with several banks for assistance in the initial placement of its shares in the US markets. 

While Zynga continues to lose users on Facebook, King, thanks to the continued growth in popularity of Candy Crush Saga, is gaining points.  

According to Chris Hanage, CEO of Papaya Mobile, King’s refusal to advertise is a clear sign that the casual gaming industry is becoming more mature.

Yesterday, King announced the release of a mobile version of its popular Facebook game Pet Rescue Saga. Now this adorable animal rescue puzzle game is available for download on the App Store and Google Play.

King, the developer of one of the highest-grossing casual games Candy Crush Saga, has completely abandoned in-game advertising, according to Inside Mobile Apps.

In terms of cash, there are now three imitation objects on the market for mobile application developers, three players who were not even really present on the mobile market a year ago.

On June 19, Helsinki will host the Free Your Play 13 event for the first time, which will bring together the leaders of the free games market – Supercell, King, GungHo and Wargaming.

The British casual monster King announced that in early summer a mobile version of Pet Rescue Saga, the third part of the “royal saga”, will appear on iOS and Android. 

Last week, Mark Pincus’ company flew off the “social throne”. In terms of the number of daily users, it was overtaken by King (former King.com ). 

At the round table “Free-to-Play Game Design: a review for the year” at GDC 2013, the speakers analyzed the latest trends in “free” games using the example of the King – Candy Crush Saga project.