NonStop Games

The Singapore-based game developer had been acquired by King in 2014.

It’s easy to register a business and call it a game startup, but how do you take it beyond a two or three-man outfit into a powerhouse studio more akin to Rovio or Supercell?

Fancy some tips on growing your own gaming startup? Join us this November 11 for our next Singapore Games in Asia Meetup, featuring Juha Paananen, Head of Studio at Nonstop Games, a King studio.

What is being in a game accelerator like? Southeast Asia’s first game accelerator, Mseed, shares the pros and cons of being in a game accelerator.

Singapore-based Heroes of Honor developer Nonstop Games has just been acquired by King of Candy Crush Saga fame. King handed over US$6 million in cash upfront, and could pay up

Heroes of Honor launched in January for iOS devices only, but is now available on Facebook.

The results for the best made-in-Singapore game as voted by readers of Singapore’s national tech supplement Digital Life are in. Hit mobile game Brave Frontier has taken first place, while

There are many strategy games with city management systems in them, but Heroes of Honor may just trump them all. Developed and published by Singapore-based Nonstop Games, Heroes of Honor

Real-time strategy is a genre that doesn’t get a ton of attention these days (unless you could MOBA games), and personally I think that’s a shame. If you feel the

Singapore-based Nonstop Games has raised a $2.9 million seed round led by Creandum and Lifeline Ventures. The investment allows Nonstop Games to continue building its upcoming free-to-play (F2P) game, Heroes