What I’m playing on Android
I often play on my daily commute, and these games need to be give me short, fun play sessions that I can come back to time and time again.
These are the Android games I’m currently playing.
What makes Star Trek Timelines a great free-to-play example
As a free-to-play game, Star Trek Timelines needs players to return to the game on a frequent basis over a long period of time.
This is a discussion of the ways developer Disrupter Beam has created effective monetisation and retention strategies for their game.
Bringing Console Games and Franchises to Mobile
With mobile games generating billions in revenue, it’s no surprise that publishers from the world of PC and console games want in on the action, each trying to bring their existing IPs to touchscreens. Let’s look at some great and awful ways of doing it.
Deus Ex Go: Going, going, gone too soon.
It’s good, but won’t hold your interest for long. Yet for some reason, it oddly has some retention features in here.
Fallout Shelter review
Fallout 4 is coming, so here’s a mobile game to get you in the mood for it.
And it actually worked.
Publishing your Games with iTunesConnect and Google Play Developer Console
Here are the (sometimes painful) lessons I’ve learned over the years in working with Apple’s App Store and Android’s Google Play Store.