Threads as a gaming hub? Zynga founder-backed Artie is counting on it
As Threads has become a household name, Zynga-backed Artie is looking to leverage its growth by bringing its games to the platform.
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As Threads has become a household name, Zynga-backed Artie is looking to leverage its growth by bringing its games to the platform.
Artie is looking at re-energising the mobile gaming market with an alternative approach, bringing mobile games with a high concept to browsers that are free from the monopolies of Apple and Google, which act as gatekeepers to the app stores they operate.
Mobile gaming is set to reach $315.9 billion this year, according to Statista, but it’s not easy money: Various subscription models, IP, operating costs and…
The moat between new developers and the establishment is prohibitively wide and deep, and it starts with costs.
Artie is gearing up to shake up the games industry by bringing high-end games back to the browser.