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  • [Video] Watch Nicholas present F2P Design Rules 1 & 2

    Last year, we ran a series of 15 posts outlining our Design Rules for Free-to-Play Games – and launched them as an inexpensive Kindle eBook, with extra text, explanation and background. We’ve had a great response to...

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  • [Gamesbriefers] How much friction should there be in F2P games?

    When designing F2P games, how do you decide how much “friction” to build into the game to drive monetisation without hurting retention, and who has done it well?

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  • Keys to Successful Mobile Game Advertising

    Being bombarded by banners and detoured to sign up for a Netflix account simply isn’t good for anyone’s in-game experience. But seriously, ads don’t have to be so nauseating. Here are five tips to give your players...

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  • Going agile, and stumbling on the way

    Let’s go agile! All the cool companies do it! After 3½ years in development, we submitted our first game, Arrival: Village Kasike, to Apple’s App Store for iPhone, iPad, and iPod Touch. From the start, I was interested...

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  • Minecraft grosses over $250 million in 2012, but which platform dominated?

    Mojang has just released stats for its unit sales of Minecraft in 2012. The post shows Minecraft sales on PC/Mac, on XBLA and of the Pocket Edition, available on iOS and Android. The chart above shows sales...

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  • [Gamesbriefers] Will 2013 be the year of disillusionment for mobile?

    In 2012, both F2P and mobile gaming did amazingly well, until pretty well everyone would admit that they have their upsides and are here to stay. Legions of ex-console developers have dived into mobile. How much of a...

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  • Mobile apps data challenge

    How well do you know your industry? Care to test your knowledge of users, platforms and market leaders? To help you get your facts and figures right, Taptica have shared this data challenge with us. See if...

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