mobile games

Adjoe helps apps like Line and ShopBack build in-app game arcades, rewarding users with points instead of showing them intrusive ads.

We dive into the financials of Singapore’s gaming giants to see how they use different playbooks to make their billions in revenue.

Shares of Mixi Inc. hit an intraday peak of US$22 on Tuesday.

The Singapore-based startup is targeting smaller studios seeking faster and cheaper ways to make ads.

A Japanese mobile game maker is betting US$20 million on Asia, and an India-based weight management startup locks down its pre-series A funding.

NetEase voiced its support for China’s new regulations that limit minors’ daily gaming hours.

Mobvista’s acquisition of Reyun is expected to help SEA-based brands and mobile apps leverage data-driven capabilities to capture new users and market share.

Bilibili will acquire a 4.72% stake in game operator XD by buying 22.7 million shares at HK$42.38 (US$5.45) per share.

Habby’s revenue grew nearly 200x last year, thanks to the breakout success of its deceptively simple “hybrid casual” game.

After years of unfruitful attempts, Alibaba finally scores a win in the gaming market with two Three Kingdoms-themed titles.