We continue to post videos of reports from White Nights 2015. Next up is a speech by Ilja Goossens, Director of Development of the TUNE market. At the conference, he talked about how the relationship between paid and organic installations can reduce the cost of buying traffic.

We continue to post videos of reports from White Nights 2015. Next up is a speech by Roman Golovko, Business Development Manager at Paymentwall. At the conference, he and Datcroft Games studio talked about how to increase the conversion of users into paying players.

We continue to post videos of reports from White Nights 2015. Next up is the performance of Pavel Solopaev, the project lead at Jetdogs. At the conference, he spoke about the psychology of interaction of game objects.

Is it possible to be delighted with the game, to consider it brilliant in places, but at the same time not to believe in its success, based on knowledge about the market, about how audiences react to certain approaches? Easily. And Mars Pop is a great example here.

We continue to post videos of reports from White Nights 2015. Next up is a speech by Elena Kutsopal, CEO of Harrenmedia. At the conference, Elena spoke about the theories and practices of the successful launch of a mobile application.

We continue to post videos of reports from White Nights 2015. The second round table from the conference is “Social networks from the point of view of game developers”, which was attended by representatives of Nevosoft, Overgamez, RJ Games, Playkot, Crystal Clear Soft and VK and Odnoklassniki social networks.

We continue to post videos of reports from White Nights 2015. Next up is a speech by Kenny Ye, Director of Development in International Markets at UCWeb. In his report, Kenny mainly talked about UC Browser, one of the largest mobile browsers in Asia.

We continue to post video reports from White Nights 2015. Next up is a speech by Walker Dressel, CEO of Quaid Media. At the conference, he talked about television advertising as a new trend in the acquisition of users by mobile companies.

The Cooking Fever game has been downloaded 50 million times. This was reported to the Venturebeat resource by the developer of the title, the Lithuanian studio Nordcurrent.

The release of Vector 2 may well take place this fall, – about this and much more in an interview App2Top.ru Sergey Babaev, Director of Business Development at Nekki, told us.

The mobile game studio Klang Games from Berlin has attracted investments from the London Venture Partners fund. The studio does not disclose the amount. The money will be used for further development of the ReRunners platformer.

Bubble appeared in the stores from the creators of Talking Tom, Outfit7 studio. The game is called Mars Pop, and the multiplayer mode distinguishes it from similar titles in the same genre.

We continue to post video reports from White Nights 2015. Next up is the performance Alexey Krainov, CEO of Riot Games in Russia and CIS countries. At the conference, he spoke about the development of the gaming community using a mobile application.

Remembering about an excellent, albeit minimalistic game a month after its release, and even putting it in the “Release of the Day” is probably a bad tone. On the other hand, we have, like, summer. It is believed that summer is a dead season in terms of games, so why not write in the middle of July about not the newest, but a good project, right?

Sweden is a leading European country in the field of game development. Such conclusions were made by representatives of the GDC game developers conference based on their own research.

In the fall, the Instagram-based advertising platform will open to all advertisers. This is reported by the head of the marketing operations department of the company Jim Squires (Jim Squires) in an interview with eMarketer.

Studio SGN from Los Angeles, the developer of games such as Cookie Jam, Panda Pop and Panda Jam, received $ 130 million from the Korean company Netmarble Games for development.

GREE International is forced to reduce its staff by 30%. This is written by the Venturebeat resource with reference to information from the director of the production company Andrew Sheppard (Andrew Sheppard).

I don’t like the latest XCOM. Yes, yes, I’m talking about the one that Firaxis released a couple of years ago, and whose success led not even to a revival, but to a full-fledged Golden Age of turn-based tactical games.