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The game earned $1.2 billion in 2020 alone, a 122.4 per cent increase over 2019. | MCV/DEVELOP

Coin Master recently passed $2 billion spent by players in its lifetime following a big year in 2020, according to Sensor Tower. The tracking firm reports that Coin Master garnered over $1.2 billion in 2020, a 122.4% rise from the previous year, spurred on in part by lockdowns amidst the COVID-19 pandemic. Coin Master led the growth of the Casino category as a whole on mobile, which was the second-fastest growing genre for player spending in the U.S. last year according to Sensor Tower. The casino-style game was also the no. 4 revenue-generating mobile game worldwide in 2020 across both the A...

Mobile apps represent a wealth of opportunity for investors with an interest in technology stocks. The ubiquity of mobile devices and their prominence in everyday life has led to the development of mobile apps for everything from gaming and dating to banking and stock trading. Mobile apps began rising to prominence in 2007 with the launch of iPhone, which heralded a new era in connectivity brought about by revolutionary touch technology. The diversity of today’s offerings makes investing in mobile apps an appealing prospect. With nearly 3 million apps in Google’s (NASDAQ:GOOGL) Google P...

How to Crack the Match 3 Code?- Part 4: Project Makeover by Om Tandon on 02/08/21 10:37:00 am     The following blog post, unless otherwise noted, was written by a member of Gamasutra’s community. The thoughts and opinions expressed are those of the writer and not Gamasutra or its parent company.     There is a new Match 3 on the block and it’s taking on casual games genre with both guns blazing! You (the reader) shouldn’t act surprised, though. The previous 3 articles in this series ...

Today App Annie, the mobile data and analytics company, released its 2021 top publisher awards. And of the 52 top publishers it identified, 40 of them were primarily engaged in making mobile games. At number one was Tencent (Games for Peace), followed by NetEase (Knives Out) and then Playrix (Gardenscapes). While App Annie also noted that Lilith (12th), Roblox (19th), Moon Active (23rd) and Scopely (28th) had shifted up by more than 10 places on their efforts last year. Their keys titles were Rise of Kingdoms, ROBLOX, Coin Master, and MARVEL Strike Force respectively. The US continued to have...