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I’m excited to announce the launch of a new series where I'll be sharing my insights and perspectives on the latest developments in the gaming and ad tech industry. In our first piece, I’ll explore the factors behind the Turkish gaming industry's remarkable boom ⬇️ 1. The Turkish government puts money back into the gaming industry - Thanks to the lack of capital gains tax and some employees' exemptions from income tax, money is being reinvested in the games sector. - As announced by Tugbek Olek earlier this year, the government is also covering 50% of two development staff's salaries up to €50k and reimbursing Apple's and Google Play's 30% commission up to 50% and €100k.    2. A young, gaming-focused population  - A 2022 study found that 81% of adults in Turkey play mobile games. And with 44% of the population under the age of 30, a vast majority of the workforce attended Turkish universities and studied abroad – coming back with an international and entrepreneurial mindset. They were able to apply their ideas and create some of the great games companies we see today like Dream Games, Peak, Spyke Games, Masomo and on the hyper/hybrid casual side Rollic, Alictus, Good Job Games and Panteon. 3. International investors  - Building off the support from the government, external investors are becoming more open to investing in Turkey. And with more money coming in, better games will be developed. - If money is kept in the sector, there's a very high chance international companies will reinvest, and now we are seeing the results in the form of a thriving gaming hub. When I started out in the industry in 2012, it was just a matter of time until Turkey became a big name in gaming. Now I'm looking forward to seeing where not only the giants will develop, but also keeping an eye on Fugo Games, Vertigo Games, Fomo Games, Gamegos, Tiramisu Studios and Zuuks Games. 

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Mobile game devs, assemble! We're live from Day 1 of the HIT Games Conference in Istanbul! 🇹🇷 Derya is representing AVOW at this amazing event to connect and share her expertise on mobile user acquisition and app growth strategies. 📲 Want to take your mobile game to the next level? Reach out to Derya directly or comment below to connect! ⬇️ #AVOWonTour #MobileGaming #HIT24 #MobileOEMAdvertising

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I heard the best way to reach an audience of gaming creators is to talk about what you are working on publicly. So that’s what I’m going to do. I’m the co-founder and producer of Metis Creative - one of the biggest Indie Gaming Studios you probably haven’t heard of from Istanbul. Here is our story: 🔺 We do tabletop - a classical gaming medium that made a huge comeback. We are in no rush for digitalizing our games. 🔺 We are crowdfunding veterans. We received no investor money because we needed no investor money. Our seed capital was me selling my old busted PS4. I will keep evangelising this path for all Indies. 🔺 Everything we create for our flagship IP; art, worldbuilding, soundtracks, quest or narrative design plays for the top spot in at least the national gaming scene. 🔺 Our flagship IP, Historica Arcanum is designed to have a strong staying power. Good IPs create loyal fans, loyal fans allow you to snowball, that’s our strategy. 🔺 We do every asset in-house. We retain and nurture talent. 🔺 We doubled our revenue every year, for the last three years. This year seems to be no different. The same goes for our studio size. 🔺 Our release schedule was one major release per year - though with our current resources we are doubling up on yearly releases. Let me know if you would want me to talk about any specific part of our playbook. I intend to make posts like this occasionally to log our progress and inspire new creators in the space!

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One week ago, we announced The NPC Guild and the support from all of you has been amazing. Last week was noisy for other reasons though so we didn't share much about what we do or more specifically how we can help. With talented and experienced gaming professionals like Larry Frum, Esin Demirci, Jeremy Jarvis, Nathan Stewart and an amazing network of flexible talent ready to go, we are a resource for you. So, this week will be all about showcasing what we bring to the table and how we make your stories come to life. HOW WE CAN HELP At The NPC Guild, we know that every brand has unique challenges and opportunities. Whether you're a publisher launching a new IP, a game brand expanding into lifestyle, or a lifestyle brand tapping into gaming culture—we bring the strategy, connections, and talent partnerships to make it happen. Just tell us about your audience, and we'll help you reach them. Let’s imagine that you are: 🎮 An Indie Game Developer with a great new game ready for multiple platforms, but unsure of who to contact at Xbox, Sony, Nintendo, or Epic—and the process feels overwhelming. WE CAN HELP. 🖌️ That same Indie Game Developer who's about to launch on Steam Early Access, but you want to collaborate with top-tier illustrators for a stunning piece of key art. HAPPY TO HELP. 📈 A Game Publisher with a solid marketing team but looking to add that je ne sais quoi to your go-to-market strategy. You need a partner to enhance what your team does best. NO PROBLEM. 🌍 An Established Game Publisher celebrating the 20th anniversary of a beloved franchise, wanting to organize something global and local for fans, on a reasonable budget, but with big media impact. WE’VE BEEN THERE TOO. 🧢 A Lifestyle Brand whose customers love video games. You want to create an authentic collaboration that delights both your customers and players, not just another label slap. US TOO—that’s our favorite kind of project.

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The mobile gaming landscape welcomes a new player: Juicy Button Games! Based in Limassol, Cyprus, this studio has already secured a promising $3 million in funding led by The Games Fund (TGF). Juicy Button boasts a powerhouse founding team. Alexander Kravchuk (creator of mobile strategy hit Total Battle), Anton Sinelnikov (design director of Pixel Gun 3D), and Aleksandr Zaytsev (co-founder of Mighty Party developer Panoramik) bring a combined track record of success. Their previous titles have reportedly garnered a staggering $180 million to $220 million in revenue and a massive player base with 43 million to 190 million downloads across their lifetimes. The studio isn't wasting any time setting its sights on a new challenge. Their debut project will be a 4X strategy game designed specifically for mobile platforms. This genre is currently dominated by Chinese developers, but Juicy Button aims to break the mold and become a "worthy European challenger." This sentiment aligns with TGF's vision. Ilya Karpinskiy, co-founder of the VC firm, sees immense potential in Europe's game development scene. "We want to connect outstanding gaming founders from overlooked regions with the global industry," says Karpinskiy, highlighting the firm's mission to bridge the gap between talented European developers and the international gaming market. Juicy Button Games, with its experienced team and ambitious goals, is definitely a name to watch in the mobile strategy space. Can they dethrone the current giants and reign supreme? Only time will tell, but their journey promises to be an exciting one. (source: https://lnkd.in/e94ebWGv)

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🇹🇷 I started analyzing 250 PC Games under ‘’Land of the Crescent 2024’’ on Steam, all made by Turkish Developers! -Wow! This is the biggest Turkish PC Games Sale event. As the analysis will go on, more details will reveal. I spent hours creating a custom list, partnered with Video Game Insights on this precious analysis, Hoping to shed light on the industry. 👇 Steam link on the comments So far here are the questions you may ask: >Is the Turkish PC Game Development going good? -Yes, it could be better, but yes. We are learning. >Did majority of mobile developers turned in to PC? -No, they did not. Some of them did, while majority Continues on mobile development. >Is this all the Turkish PC Games developed? -No it is not, there is more, just not listed here. >Are they all making Simulator or Horror games? -No they are not, Action is a big focus though. >Are they all Indie and recently released? -We have AAA and AA, mostly indie. All these games were released in different years. We are working to sort Year-Release analysis. This is barely a scratch on the analysis, many games have only been announced, but still listed. Stay tuned for more updates. Best of luck and kudos to all developers listed! CHEERS! DM me for questions, suggestions or just comment! PS: Cultic Games thanks for the great illustration. Thanks to BUG Lab TEKMER for putting together this event on Valve corporation's Steam Land of the Crescent: Games from Türkiye #videogames #gameindustry

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Yet more funding is finding its way to Istanbul’s gaming startups. Today, Dream Games — the casual games developer behind the hit game Royal Match — is announcing a $255 million Series C that values the startup at $2.75 billion. This Series C is being led by Index Ventures, with Makers Fund, IVP, funds and accounts managed by BlackRock, Kora and Balderton Capital also participating. The funding will be used both to continue investing in and developing Royal Match, and to work on its next launch, which is expected later this year. Today’s news comes just six months after Dream Games raised $155 million at a $1 billion valuation (that round was led by Index and Makers Fund), and one day after another Istanbul games startup, Spyke, announced a $55 million seed round. Dream and Spyke share some DNA: Both were founded by people who were either founders or senior members of the team at Peak Games, another gaming startup that was acquired by Zynga in 2020 for $1.8 billion. Royal Match is currently one of the highest grossing mobile games on the market. It will be worth watching to see how and if Dream Games follows it up. From what the company has said in the past, and today, those follow ups might not necessarily come in the form of more games in rapid succession, but in extending the franchises that are already successful and spacing out new developments over periods of years with less pressure to produce new titles over months. “We believe in Pixar’s approach,” co-founder and CEO Soner Aydemir said in an interview in June. “When Pixar started, it was very low frequency, a movie every 2-3 years but eventually the rate increased. And it will be similar for us. This year we need to focus on Royal Match but if we can find a way to create other games, we will.” As with Spyke’s view that its big competition might be the TikToks of the world, not just other games developers, so too does Dream eye up the entertainment industry as a bigger competitive threat. Indeed that’s not just because they too can publish games and build sticky brands, but they are after the same slice of leisure time as Dream among consumers. “The success and growth of Royal Match exceeded all of our expectations,” said Stephane Kurgan, the Index Ventures partner who led the investment, and former chief operating officer at King, in a statement. “In eight months, Royal Match has become one of the most played mobile games of 2021. Dream Games has assembled one of the best teams in the industry, with a rare combination of creative talent, engineering expertise and relentless work ethic. They’ve already shifted the norms around what counts as excellence in mobile gaming, and we’re excited to see where they go next.” Source : https://lnkd.in/eb-bcXDk

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Yet more funding is finding its way to Istanbul’s gaming startups. Today, Dream Games — the casual games developer behind the hit game Royal Match — is announcing a $255 million Series C that values the startup at $2.75 billion. This Series C is being led by Index Ventures, with Makers Fund, IVP, funds and accounts managed by BlackRock, Kora and Balderton Capital also participating. The funding will be used both to continue investing in and developing Royal Match, and to work on its next launch, which is expected later this year. Today’s news comes just six months after Dream Games raised $155 million at a $1 billion valuation (that round was led by Index and Makers Fund), and one day after another Istanbul games startup, Spyke, announced a $55 million seed round. Dream and Spyke share some DNA: Both were founded by people who were either founders or senior members of the team at Peak Games, another gaming startup that was acquired by Zynga in 2020 for $1.8 billion. Royal Match is currently one of the highest grossing mobile games on the market. It will be worth watching to see how and if Dream Games follows it up. From what the company has said in the past, and today, those follow ups might not necessarily come in the form of more games in rapid succession, but in extending the franchises that are already successful and spacing out new developments over periods of years with less pressure to produce new titles over months. “We believe in Pixar’s approach,” co-founder and CEO Soner Aydemir said in an interview in June. “When Pixar started, it was very low frequency, a movie every 2-3 years but eventually the rate increased. And it will be similar for us. This year we need to focus on Royal Match but if we can find a way to create other games, we will.” As with Spyke’s view that its big competition might be the TikToks of the world, not just other games developers, so too does Dream eye up the entertainment industry as a bigger competitive threat. Indeed that’s not just because they too can publish games and build sticky brands, but they are after the same slice of leisure time as Dream among consumers. “The success and growth of Royal Match exceeded all of our expectations,” said Stephane Kurgan, the Index Ventures partner who led the investment, and former chief operating officer at King, in a statement. “In eight months, Royal Match has become one of the most played mobile games of 2021. Dream Games has assembled one of the best teams in the industry, with a rare combination of creative talent, engineering expertise and relentless work ethic. They’ve already shifted the norms around what counts as excellence in mobile gaming, and we’re excited to see where they go next.” Source : https://lnkd.in/eb-bcXDk

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Want 3x ROI from your next blockchain event? Here's how we crushed it in Istanbul with the Elympics team. Istanbul Blockchain Week was on fire. Here's our playbook for optimal results as a startup founder: 1. Clear vision for each team member ↳ Two main objectives: • Build relationships with game devs • Attract new ones for our hackathon 2. Curated side events ↳ Day 0: Exclusive community event (90 people) ↳ Day 1: Game dev workshops + networking 3. Smart networking ↳ Existing devs became our advocates ↳ Connected with accelerators and publishers 4. Fundraising focus ↳ One-on-one VC meetings ↳ Leveraged local intros 5. Team coordination ↳ Larger presence = more introductions ↳ Marketing/BD team funneled investor leads 6. Maximized event format ↳ Side events, VIP dinner, after-party 7. Brand building ↳ Event sponsorship ↳ Secured two speaking slots Result? We're now set to build a game dev hub in Turkey and beyond. Key takeaway: Clear goals + strategic presence = event domination. What's your go-to event strategy? Share below!

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A year ago, our first game’s release didn’t go well… 📉 Or so I thought for a long time! 🤦‍♂️ The past months have been a crazy rollercoaster as an entrepreneur trying to build a business shipping premium indie games on Steam. Landnama launched in July 2023 with 25k wishlists, sold about 35k copies to date, required a lot of fixing, and caused lots of headaches, joys, and disappointments. It’s not a hit. In the midst of heavily advertised indie success stories, or VC-backed all-star mobile games teams and releases, it’s hard not to compare yourself, your games/products, and start doubting it will go anywhere in the long run. You start looking for jobs… For a while, I saw this launch as “not life-changing” because my success paradigm dictated that it was not. In my eyes, we had botched the release and I couldn’t feel genuinely proud. We didn’t even celebrate the launch as a team and had to go into fire-fighting mode on day 1. As I reflect while writing this post, I realize I have shifted my definition of success over the past few months. And I now feel good, proud, and motivated by our mission to make unique games. Today, I see our success in the fact that: 🩸The dream I had for years of doing my own game or product while sitting at my old jobs is fulfilled. 🩸People paid their hard-earned money to buy OUR stuff. 🩸I transitioned from being a lead product manager on PC and mobile games to being a game artist (among many other hats). 🩸We made enough revenue to put us in the top 7% of indie game studios who survive their first launch. 🩸We built a GOOD team and work better and faster together. 🩸I have learned a ton about releasing and marketing products on Steam. 🩸I’ve built a solid network of indie game developers and games industry people in Berlin and around the world (lovely and supportive people). 🩸I get to spend much time with my family and pick my 3-year-old from kita every day. Maybe my take is a little naive, but I wish for everyone to discover their definition of success and see their worth in the smaller things too. It has been the strongest motivator in my journey and helped me keep going through the desert that starting a business is. But it took me a while to realize that and accept that I’m running a marathon and not a sprint. Now, what’s next for us you might ask?! Well… a new game!🚀 We just announced our second game🩸BELLA WANTS BLOOD🩸- a dark and absurd roguelike tower defense with a brand new page and DEMO on Steam! Check it out, share the news and hit the WISHLIST button! Let's make it a hit together 💪🥳 P.S. Wishlisting the game is the single most effective way you can support us. The more we gather before June 16th and the higher game will rank in NextFest. Thanks! 🤟 https://lnkd.in/epr9JmvH #indiegames #Entrepreneurship #gamedev

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Now that summer is coming to an end🏖, investors are getting back to their deal flow. Here's a list of 6000+ Seed investors (Venture Capitals, Business Angels, Corporates and Accelerators) listed by investment stage, so you can filter the ones for your round. The list includes general info of more than 6000 investors: ✅ Investor website ✅ Type of investor ✅ Location ✅ Industries of interest ✅ Stage You can open the list, and use excel's text filter "Contains..." in the last column to filter by stage and industry. If you know other founders, mention them in the comments! Want access to the full list in xlsx format? 1. Drop a comment below! 👇 2. Add me if we're not already connected (this step is very important to be able to manage all requests) #fundraising #startup #venturecapital #investorlist #investordatabase #entrepreneurship

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Excited to Attend the Mobidictum Conference in Istanbul Next Week! 🇹🇷 I'm thrilled to announce that I'll be heading to Istanbul for the Mobidictum Conference next week! 🎉 I'll be presenting a talk on the State of Hybrid Casual Games with Jakub, where I'll cover: - Ad Formats Used by the Highest Scaling Games 📊 - Exploring the most effective ad formats that top-performing hybrid casual games are leveraging to maximize revenue and user engagement. - Segmentation Formats and Their Impact on Ad Revenue 📈 Diving into the various segmentation strategies available and how they influence different ad revenue percentages, helping you optimize your monetization approach. See you in Istanbul! 🕌✨ #Mobidictum2024 #HybridCasualGames #GameDev #AdMonetization #MobileGaming #Segmentation #GameDesign #GamingIndustry #Istanbul #Conference #Networking #MobileAds

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🚀 Excited to announce that I’ll be joining Sertac Picakci for a fireside chat at the upcoming Mobidictum Gaming Event in Istanbul! 🎮🔥 We’ll be diving into a topic that’s at the core of every successful gaming business: the relationship between marketing and product. In today’s hyper-competitive gaming landscape, it’s more important than ever to align product development with marketing strategies that truly resonate with players. I’m looking forward to sharing insights, lessons learned, and actionable takeaways from my years in the gaming industry alongside Sertac’s expertise. Whether you’re focused on game design, user acquisition, or player retention, this is a conversation you won’t want to miss. See you in Istanbul! #Mobidictum2024 #GamingIndustry #MarketingAndProduct #Gamedev #FiresideChat

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15 Insightful take aways from Mobidictum that you want to hear: ✦ Location was great and everyone was happy with it. ↳ Easy to get in and out (besides Istanbul traffic). ↳ Breakfast and lunch were amazing, coffee was not. ✦Major stakeholders from last year with big booths: ↳ Were only present with their business developers and some didn’t even show up, that’s not good. ✦Pretty much every game tech is looking for a game developer who has ‘’potential’’. Where are they? ↳ Probably at home, working on the game. ✦While these developers looking for investment: ↳ because publisher deals and trust is damaged. ✦Meanwhile investors looking for early metrics and staying away from new developers, ↳ So whole thing is ‘’TANGLED’’ ✦There were almost only B2B people, so whoever you ↳ run in to has either something to sell or buy. ✦Great positive vibes among all people on the floor. ✦Too little time, too many people to meet: ↳ so I missed almost all keynotes. ✦I didn’t see any AI or ‘’blockchain’’ people. ↳ Where did they go? ✦User Acquisition is a ‘’hot’’ topic and companies ↳ offering alternative UA channels has increased. ✦Self Publisher is the word everyone talks about ↳ but only few know what it means. ✦Almost all gametech companies offer a referral ↳ its like people are hiding a good studio under  their basement and chasing these offers. Are they? ✦Turkish Indie PC games are looking better! ↳Yet haven’t seen a unique gameplay, yet. ✦There are MAJOR game studio shifts between ↳ well known publishers as some of them are increasing their presence in Turkey, again while others looking for something else. => Whole TANGLED situation will be solved with One or two hit games coming from the area (mobile) By a small studio, again. Everyone is looking for them, while they are quietly working on it. For more, hit me up and let’s talk! Was your experience better than last year? Cheers! PS: Met many wonderful people again, Jakub Remiar and Felix Braberg were there. It was good to see Ömer Yakabagi but missed Yağız Gür. Many surprise names and ex-colleagues(Rollic) I cant name, but they were browsing, let me just tell you that. Special thanks to Batuhan Avucan and whole Mobidictum team for their hospitality, Emre Çakan, Sina and Yunus AYYILDIZ for sharing the stage. Looking forward to see more industry professionals next year like Sergei Vasiuk, Anton Slashcev and many more. Also there were few closed events, thanks to Alp Geven for the invite! #videogames #gameindustry #conferences

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Transform Gaming is doing something truly special in the gaming world. Not only focusing on making social gaming better for players, but they’re also committed to a bigger, more important goal: helping people who struggle with gambling. By working with gambling operators and using neurometrics, they’re creating tools to detect problem gambling early and guide people toward the safer world of mobile gaming.

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𝐇𝐨𝐰 𝐭𝐨 𝐆𝐫𝐨𝐰 𝐲𝐨𝐮𝐫 𝐀𝐩𝐩 𝐢𝐧 𝐭𝐡𝐞 𝐀𝐩𝐩 𝐒𝐭𝐨𝐫𝐞𝐬 𝐢𝐧 2024 When your app is already live in the mobile store, you need to understand the app’s growth potential for organic performance based on current status, on what we can do to unlock growth providing a reliable way of organic measurement, an ASO roadmap to deliver organic growth and revenue from an already polished game in production in the mobile stores. 𝐃𝐞𝐟𝐢𝐧𝐢𝐧𝐠 𝐚𝐧 𝐀𝐒𝐎 𝐬𝐭𝐫𝐚𝐭𝐞𝐠𝐲 Establishing growth goals based on performance forecast with aggregated data on how to increase organic visibility and visit-to-install conversion, including main milestones to boost organic visibility and conversion, main markets to focus on and an holistic ASO strategy to provide organic growth based on performance plus our forecast with ETA so external stakeholders understand what we are doing, why and when we deliver. You need to be marketing forward and stop looking behing asking what happened but start planning ahead and forecasting to rather ask yourself instead of what happened if it went as it was suppose to do so. Therefore: - Analyze performance to understand trends and patterns - Establish performance baseline, forecast growth potential based on organic performance, mkt plans (UA budgets, Social..) and product updates and define ASO KPIs and goals (monthly, quarterly) - Understand strengths and weaknesses based on what worked and what didn’t to define priorities and main markets based on performance, growth potential and UA plans, starting with the most powerful growth drivers - Aggregate ASO metrics and KPIs into the categories Visibility and Conversion (Visit-to-Install CVR) for better monitoring ASO actions - Define OKRs and align ASO KPIs with Acquisition plans and business objectives and OKRs. Increasing organic growth by establishing ASO goals, defining them using KPIs is the first step. Next, identify growth opportunities, forecast growth potential and establish ASO roadmap including milestones to follow-up on results. That's the initial standpoint when starting an ASO strategy.

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Game Localization 🎮We all know gaming is huge, but is every video game the same? 🗣 Whether on mobile or a console, more than half of the Turkish population are gamers, yet only a little more than 15% speak English. 🖥Game localization is based on presenting the game experience to the target audience in the best way possible. To achieve this, Localization Agency offers custom-made solutions for your game localization project. 🌐In this competitive environment, merely entering the market is not enough. Your game must adapt to local preferences, cultural nuances, and linguistic intricacies to truly engage and captivate your audience. This is why localization and the high quality we bring into it is necessary! We recognize that the game industry is a different world on its own, receiving constant feedback from its audience through reviews and gaming platforms. 🤝Join hands with Localization Agency and ensure your game stands out in every market. Contact us today to level up your game localization! For more information: https://lnkd.in/dm5EEbPH #GameLocalization #LocalizationAgency #GamingIndustry #CulturalAdaptation #TechnicalExpertise #GlobalGaming #LocalizationExperts #TranslationServices #CulturalRelevance #EngagingContent #L10N #T9N

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The #hybridcasual boom looks like it's continuing with the latest investment from SayGames No surprises here - bringing in the mechanics of #ingame economies and the opportunities for hybrid monetization drive higher retention and better long-term playability. https://lnkd.in/dAKF-6kg

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Colorwood & Playdoku by Burny Games are together making more than $100K a day in ad revenue 🤑, with Colorwood doing more than 100K downloads a day having its record month currently 😁 We took a closer look at both games with the company CEO, Anatolii Henis 😎. Both games are very core gameplay centric, with very slim metagame and nearly no IAP 💸 revenue. Level design is the key here, as mechanics curve are much thinner than your usual casual puzzle game 🧩. As seen on the images on the main menu, the company is building upon its own expertise and extending its "template" as it already has multiple Colorwood games in soft launch on its portfolio account. Playdoku iterates on the block puzzle gameplay, with a metagame twist of "training your brain" 🧠. We have seen this work very well with Impulse, especially in the creatives, which Playdoku directly puts into its levels. Literally every 3rd or 4th levels is an easy shape based block puzzle that is seen in its creatives, helping with the UA funnel onboarding. Colorwood on the other hand is an iteration on the water 🌊 sort gameplay. It does the same with the UA creatives levels with some crazy mechanics from the creatives. Because the sorting is done with bricks 🧱 instead of a liquid, it unlocks a lot of different mechanics in the level design, giving it a much needed differentiator in the sorting category, where there is 20 water sort puzzle clones 😅. Thank you again Anatolii for coming on the pod and sharing a lot of valuable insights. Join us as we talk about all of this with Matej 🦩 & Felix 😎. Data based on Sensor Tower, thanks for the support 🤗 📺 Watch on YouTube: https://lnkd.in/emVG5TVa 🎧 Listen on Spotify: https://lnkd.in/eedTkFnF 🗣 Join the discussion on our slack channel: https://lnkd.in/eZXJ2Une #gamedev #gameindustry #mobilegames #gamedesign #mobilegaming #mobilegamedevelopment #useracquisition #gameproduction #games #gamedevelopment #mobiledeveloper #userexperience #hypercasual #hybridcasual #puzzle

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