Wooga offers to “take care” of the players so that developers can get the maximum profit from the growing market of social games. The company believes that the main thing is love, it will not be replaced by analytics.

German Studio Wooga has announced the launch of a pilot publishing program, being tested in conjunction with Tactile Entertainment, for its Airheads Jump game.

A shelf of publishers has arrived: Wooga has announced that it is no longer an independent developer distributing and promoting its games independently, but a full-fledged publisher.

A large article by the head of one of the Wooga studios Antti Hattara appeared on Pocket Gamer about how to choose the right project to launch. A brief retelling is in the material just below.  

Wooga Executive Director Jan Miczaika at the White Nights: Mobile Games Conference spoke about his company’s experience in porting games to various platforms.

So, White Nights has begun. You can find out how it is progressing by visiting our Twitter page.

Sebastian Kriese, Wooga’s Strategic Partnership manager, told us how to port the game from Facebook to the mobile platform and which monetization scheme to choose. The interview was conducted in English as part of the Winter Nights conference.

The cost of attracting new players is constantly growing. How to optimize expenses and get the most loyal players? What ways are there?

The German company Wooga has announced a line of new products, and at the same time announced that it has finally started making money on game development.

Wooga company talks about the growing up of casual players, its plans for midcore, the secrets of the success of mobile games and the future of the industry in our exclusive interview from Germany. 

Sebastian Kreise, Strategic Partnership Manager at Wooga, at the Winter Nights conference, told why Diamond Dash has won such success with users, and gave advice on using effective viral mechanics.

In an interview with the Gamasutra gaming industry resource, Jens Begemann, head of Wooga, one of the top three developers of social games for Facebook, said that his team has shifted its focus to mobile products.

The German studio Wooga yesterday announced the release of its very popular Facebook game Bubble Island on the iOS platform.