Tag: Mobile Gaming

As people looked for new forms of entertainment besides ways to stay connected with others. More people were playing, watching, and streaming than ever before, bringing in new gamers as well as re-engaging lapsed players. The games marketing report for 2021 shows players’ behavior, including their motivations, preferences, and habits. Games Marketing Insights in 2020: …

2018 was the biggest year for mobile yet, with 194 billion mobile downloads worldwide in 2018 and a global app downloads exceeded $194 billion in 2018, up 35% from 2016. App Annie, the leading global provider for mobile data and analytics, has released its annual “The State of Mobile in 2019 report” — the most …

Gaming has long played a prominent role in entertainment both online-and-offline, and gaming communities have expanded significantly. Gaming has now become so mainstream, with 86% of internet users worldwide said they have gamed on at least one device within the past month – going up to 92% among 16-24s. This extensive growth has been driven …

Americans carry the internet in their pockets. The smartphone also lives in the pockets of 84% of American consumers. It appears that everyone in the US owns more than one type of “smart” device. Read the below points and be aware of which devices different demographics of the American adults prefer to use and what …

PlayStation, Xbox, Nintendo Wii, and more are all an evidence that the gaming technology has completely transformed into a huge market among players of all ages. The games industry has clear business incentives to take the lead in reshaping the digital media landscape shaded by on-the-go advantage offered by mobiles. Take a quick glance at the …

The cost per install (CPI) for mobile game apps varies from country to country and from platform to platform. Google Play offers the cheapest CPI ever, that does not exceed $0.50. CPI on iOS reaches its peak especially in Qatar ($1.24), UAE ($1.18) and Kuwait ($1.17). Amazon comes in the middle level with costs range …

The 5th largest games market in the world in 2017 is the United Kingdom market which holds 32.4 million gamers and spend $4.2 billion this year. It is almost equally between males and females – 52% of gamers in the UK are males most of them aged between 21-35 accounting for 18% of male mobile …

There is a total of 71.3 million gamers in Russia; spending $1.5 billion in 2017 making the country the 11th largest games market in the world. The vast majority of PC/laptop gamers in Russia are males with a rate of 60% – 27% of the group aged between 21-35 years old. 69% of gamers who watch gaming …