The British studio Space Ape Games in the framework of GDC Europe 16 told how much money its strategies inspired by the Supercell project received.

Samurai Siege owes 20% of its revenue to customer service. The head of Space Ape Games, Simon Hade, told about this at Pocket Gamer Connects Helsinki 2015.

Why a mobile game needs a story from Rihanna Pratchett, is there a place for midcore in the market and why venture capital is needed – he told about this and not only at Unite Europe 2015 in an interview App2Top.ru Technical Director of Space Ape Games Simon Watmough.

At the beginning of the week we wrote about the rapid rise of Samurai Siege, a successful clone of the Finnish Clash of Clans. Today, new data has appeared on the daily revenue of the application, as well as how, in the opinion of the developers themselves, their project is seriously different from the Supercell product.