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Mobile Gaming Market Update: Q2 2024 Breakthroughs According to the Digital Market Index report, Q2 2024 has brought groundbreaking changes: 📱 Mobile game spending hit $19.55 billion, marking the fourth consecutive quarter of growth. 🏆 Strategy games have dethroned RPGs as the top genre, experiencing a year-over-year surge. 🌍 The US market alone saw an 18% spike, reaching nearly $13 billion in consumer spending. At Cohezion.ai, we're empowering gaming studios to thrive in this dynamic $36.2 billion mobile app market. Our platform is revolutionizing game development by: ✅ Automating bug reporting, saving developers countless hours ✅ Streamlining feedback integration for rapid improvements ✅ Enhancing community analytics for deeper player insights In an era where non-gaming apps now account for 46% of mobile app revenue, understanding your players is more crucial than ever. Explore how Cohezion.ai can help your studio capture a larger share of this booming market! #Gaming #AI #GameDevelopment #Consumer #CommunityEngagement #Attention #Economy #InternetEconomy #CohezionAI

🚀 Introducing Our New Dashboard for Automated, Hassle-Free Game Notifications! 🎮 We've heard your concerns about the limitations of current notification systems and their lack of flexibility, particularly when it comes to sending automated, random daily tips to engage players. That's why at DNR Game Studio, we're excited to reveal our latest project that's set to revolutionize how game developers manage push notifications. 🌟 Our Solution: A user-friendly dashboard that simplifies the addition of apps and integration with OneSignal. With this tool, you can automate the delivery of push notifications, control the timing precisely, and keep your players engaged with minimal effort. 🔧 Features Include: - Streamlined Automation: Easily set up a series of daily random notifications. - Custom Timing: Send notifications exactly when they'll make the most impact. - Ease of Use: Manage all your notification needs through one clear, concise interface. 🤝 Be Part of the Evolution with Our Beta Test We are offering free test access to those interested in pioneering this innovative tool. Your feedback is crucial as we refine and enhance the platform to better serve the gaming community. Curious to see how it can transform your game's engagement? Comment below or send me a direct message to join the beta test! #GameDev #IndieDev #PushNotifications #OneSignal #GamingCommunity #DNRGameStudio

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Every consumer app used to become a messaging app. Now it's gaming, so we better get better at focusing. Netflix, LinkedIn, and now YouTube are luring in daily users with games. Don't know what to watch? Bored of the feed? Just listening while multi-tasking? Toss some Angry Birds. It's what I call the "march to vividness", where apps get more visual and immersive to simulate real life: ->From text (blogs, Fb status, Twitter) ->To photos (Instagram, Snapchat) ->To video (YouTube, Netflix) ->To live (Twitch, TikTok) ->To gaming inside every app More than ever, we have to develop "attention resilience" -- The ability to stay on task despite embedded distraction. It's no longer whether you're able to stay in the right app, but if you can stay in the right feature.

🎙️ Super excited to share that I recently did my first podcast with the amazing host Richard Bradbury from BFM 89.9 - The Business Station! It was such a fun experience talking about Adjust's latest gaming report. Big thanks to our awesome producer Kishan Sivaswamy for making it all happen smoothly! We dove into: 🔍 Methodologies: How we gathered and analyzed data from 5,000 top apps across 250 countries. 📈 Growth Drivers: What's fueling the rise in gaming app installs and revenue. 🕹️ Success Stories: The strategies behind "Monopoly Go" becoming a top-grossing game. 💡 Tech Innovations: The impact of generative AI and Connected TVs on mobile gaming ads. 📊 Regional Trends: Why APAC leads in organic installs and session lengths. Had a blast discussing all these insights! Perfect for app marketers and gaming enthusiasts wanting to stay ahead in the mobile gaming world. 🎧 Give it a listen and join the conversation! 👉 Check out the podcast https://lnkd.in/dyPJnRVJ #MobileGaming #AppMarketing #Adjust #GamingReport #AppGrowth #performancemarketing

🚀 2 Key Trends from Gamescom 2024 you might like to Know🎮 1️⃣ Mobile Browser Gaming to Avoid App Store Fees: The shift continues—more developers are talking about moving to browser to bypass hefty app store take rates. While web shops for mobile games are not new, especially for big-ticket purchases ($500+), the conversation is moving to entire games being played in-browser or apps from non platform app stores. With advancements in mobile technology, browser based engines & WebGPU, along with modern player acquisition strategies through fans and communities on WhatsApp, Telegram, and Discord, the browser is becoming a more viable option. The appeal of sidestepping a 30% fee is hard to ignore and people are no longer as scared about not being a native platform app. 2️⃣ Revenue Growth Continues to be a Driving Force Gamescom visitors who don't work in the industry may be focused on gameplay, experience, characters, and stories, yet the industry is still primarily driven by sales and marketing, who are focused on something else: revenue. Conversations at Gamescom continue a long time trend where game teams seem to be working more to serve marketing and sales needs to drive revenue, rather than the other way around. As Tim O'Reilly aptly put it, “Money is like gasoline during a road trip. You don’t want to run out, but you’re not doing a tour of gas stations.” This focus on revenue growth over game experience highlights a need for the industry to rethink what drives sustainable success. As the last 18 months has shown, the industry is not recession proof, and the saturation of games designed to extract money from players is not the boom it once was. If you're at Gamescom I hope you're enjoying it, it's a great event. And if you're not here, then have no fear, I'll post some more info and trends that may or may not be obvious another time. Here's a nice pic of a view for those returning to town from the conference centre after a long day. #Gamescom2024 #GamingIndustry #GameDevelopment #RevenueGrowth #Innovation

So, Sensor Tower released a report on the mobile gaming market. Here's what's notable: ✏ After the unpredictable and uncontrollable growth during the pandemic (2019-2021), followed by a decline and "hangover" period (2022-2023), the market is bouncing back! ✏ Growth is projected for 2024, and by 2025, we might see levels matching the "insanely" successful 2021, with the growth continuing rather than collapsing like in 2022. ✏ Midcore and hardcore games are still struggling to buy super-targeted audiences, while casual games have adapted better. ✏ The best adaptation was seen in midcore games that abandoned the "pay or leave" principle, such as Whiteout Survival. ✏ There is a clear trend for midcore and hardcore games to appeal to a broader audience and try to monetize it beyond just relying on 3-4-5 whales in a cohort. ✏ 4X strategies remain the most popular and profitable subgenre in strategy games, generating $7 billion from in-app purchases alone in 2023, not counting ad revenue and, most importantly, money through web shops. Also the report doesn't include last hits in 4x like Last War. "4X strategy games remained the highest-grossing sub-genre, with revenue nearing $7 billion in 2023, accounting for 47% of the overall revenue in the genre." ⚡ This report is very encouraging for us, considering we're targeting a broad audience and the blurred line between pure casual and midcore. Thanks to Whiteout Survival for confirming this trend and support from Legend of Mushroom and Top Heroes with Last War. #game #development #mobile #strategy #casual #midcore #hardcore #hypercasual #hybridcasual #4x #crossplatform #growth #market #revenue #trends

Mobile gaming revenue is projected to increase by 4% year-over-year to $111.4 billion in 2024, according to a report by Data.ai. The global mobile gaming market is expected to surpass $116 billion in 2024, according to a report by Newzoo. The mobile games segment is expected to generate a revenue of $98.74 billion in 2024, accounting for around 40% of the overall video game industry revenue. The United States is expected to account for around 40% of the growth in mobile gaming revenue in 2024, according to a report by Data.ai.

🎮 Level Up! The Real Game of Ads in Mobile Gaming 🎮 As a frequent player on Opa by Beach Bum , I’ve noticed a common trend in mobile gaming today – the strategic use of ads. After each level, you're given two options: 1/Watch a rewarded video to double your winnings 2/Simply claim your reward, which still comes with an interstitial ad While ads are a major revenue source, it does highlight a broader question about user experience in mobile gaming. Are players willing to engage with more ads for the sake of rewards? Or would they prefer a cleaner experience, even at the cost of fewer benefits? For developers, it’s a fine line between monetization and UX. For players, it’s about finding value in what the ads bring to the table. What are your thoughts on ad-based rewards? Do you feel they enhance or disrupt the gaming experience? #MobileGaming #UserExperience #AdStrategy #GamingMonetization #BeachBum #Opa follow our what's app : https://lnkd.in/eZaYZZNi