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  • [Gamesbriefers] Is alcohol-enhanced spending a problem?

    I’ve been playing Hay Day and enjoying it. Level 32 if you’re interested. I’ve even spent money (2 sets of £2.99, which I spent on upgrading my production buildings and storage so they could do more while...

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  • ARPDAUs, conversion rates and other new datapoints

    I’ve been busy updating Gamesbrief’s Free-to-Play Spreadsheet benchmark pages with new data. I collect these figures whenever I can to help you to sanity check the predictions you make with our free forecasting tool. Anybody can download the...

    • Posted 13 years ago
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  • Hay Day and Beer: a toxic interaction?

    I consider myself, emotionally, as a true fan, not a whale, even if my spending has not yet reached whale levels. There is one thing troubling me though. Each time I bought currency, I had had a...

    • Posted 13 years ago
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  • Why do game devs need professional indemnity insurance?

    In the last article, I identified that a good PI policy will provide games developers with cover for claims that arise from allegations of breach of contract. This is a great “headline,” but contractual responsibilities are variable and...

    • Posted 13 years ago
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  • GAMESbrief at GDC 2013: book today!

    With GDC 2013 rapidly approaching (it’s only two weeks away, folks), here’s a quick recap of what GAMESbrief will be up to around the event, and a reminder that you should book soon if you want to...

    • Posted 13 years ago
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  • [Gamesbriefers] How can Sony make the PS4 great for free-to-play games?

    Naughty Dog has just announced that Uncharted 3 multiplayer will be free-to-play on PlayStation Network. Sony has not yet announced how it will be handling F2P on PS4, but it is showing signs of being open to...

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  • Five reasons why Apple’s loss of its IAP class action lawsuit is good for the industry

    Apple was recently sued in a class action suit over minors who were able to download in app purchases for their games without the permission of the account holder. Apple defended the suit at first but recently...

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