Plus AppMagic’s decade in mobile, a 56.6% revenue share for mobile, Capcom and Xbox earnings, Aniimo passes 15m players, Tiles Survive hits 40m downloads and 9 Kings tops 1m.

Fellow games veteran David Amor has also joined as COO. The Anorak team is split between London and Chengdu and is already sharing some of its experiments ahead of an expected funding announcement.

The UK’s advertising watchdog has banned mobile game ads from King, Scopely, Dark War Survival publisher Omnilojo and Vistrex for misleadingly representing their gameplay.

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Court rulings forcing Apple to open up its stores have also had an impact, says the tech giant. Services still hit a record $31.6bn in its Q4, but growth slowed from 15% to 10% in a year.

Cult indie horror game The Baby in Yellow has racked up around 400m downloads – 320m on Android, 80m on iOS and just 100k on Steam. And almost all of those players found the game through content ...

The Las Vegas-based mobile publisher’s restructure was announced in March, and still appears to be ongoing, resulting in another Tetris game’s closure. It was also recently at risk of being ...

Hoyoverse’s cosy life sim Petit Planet will launch globally on iOS, Android and PC on December 4, with a Switch 2 version following in 2027. The Genshin Impact maker announced the release date on ...

And there’s more to come, says data scientist and content creator Ayo Omolewa, AKA Ayoships, whose videos already have millions of views. “Block Blast isn’t really a puzzle game, it’s more ...

The UGC platform is facing tough user metric and income comparisons with the explosive growth of 2025. Net losses shrunk a little, though.

Roco Kingdom is a creature-collecting webgame with over 300m players in its native China that has also spawned various film and TV spin-offs along the way. Now its creator, Tencent-owned ...

Ubisoft seemingly forgot to mention its mobile-exclusive iteration of Assassin’s Creed, subtitled Jade, in its latest franchise update blog. Have Tencent and Ubisoft quietly killed it?