In recent months, the hyper-casual industry has seen a flurry of top charting games based on what are seemingly random activities and themes. So what do rappers, tie dying and ASMR all have in common? They are all themes and concepts that ori ...
Editors note: This article was written by Sarah Impey, Marketing Manager at GameAnalytics. You can find the original article here. Publishers see lots of pitches from hyper-casual game developers. They’re looking f ...
If you’re new to mobile game development, you’ll know that there are a number of mobile gaming terms and abbreviations that are thrown around in conversation. From CPI to waterfalls (not the literal kind), it’s important for you to understand ...
Satisfying videos are a fantastic way to kickstart your ideation process. However, it is incredibly difficult to articulate, let alone pinpoint, what exactly makes them so satisfying.One can easily spend hours on end infinitely browsing throu ...
Editors note: This article was originally published by Ioana Hreninciuc, CEO of Game Analytics. You can check out the original here. A lot has changed over 2020 - especially the gaming market. But what are these changes? And what do you need to know? ...
In hyper-casual gaming, coming up with the next hit game idea can be one of the most challenging parts of game development. Choosing the right game idea is crucial to avoid losing time and money spent building an unsuccessful game. So what ex ...
The hyper-casual gaming industry is constantly evolving, requiring developers to be on top of trends and the latest gaming practices to remain competitive. Like honing any craft, it’s a constant work in progress and many studios often end up ...
Creating an effective gameplay video is imperative in order to get an accurate reading of the marketability of your game concept. Before publishing a hyper-casual game, a prototype concept needs to achieve certain benchmark metrics set by the mobile game ...
When it comes to developing a hit hyper-casual game, your chances for success are not entirely based on luck. Any successful hyper-casual developer can tell you that it’s a lot of hard work, trial and error and identifying best practices that help optimi ...
When developing a hyper-casual game, many developers are often in a race against time to get it finished. The competitive nature of the industry means that successful hypercasual developers will often create 15 games for every 1 game publishe ...
