Candy Crush Saga dominates a volatile casual gaming market
Zynga and Disney are struggling as new competitors start to take control of the lucrative casual market.
Zynga and Disney are struggling as new competitors start to take control of the lucrative casual market.
The top five ranks for top mobile publishers remain the same from February to March, according to App Annie.
After 10 years, King has become the biggest in terms of daily active users for social games.
King.com is dropping the ".com" and releasing Papa Pear Saga and Farm Heroes Saga.
Candy Crush Saga has hit 10 million daily active players and become the largest game on Facebook.
The developer is preparing Candy Crush Saga and Bubble Witch Saga for release in the two Asian nations.
December saw an astounding increase in revenues and downloads for mobile games.
For the first time in years, Zynga does not have the top game in daily users on Facebook.
King.com hopes to parlay its success on Facebook into mobile as its ad revenues increased ten-foll over the last year.
The launch marks a strategic move by King.com to make its mark on mobile.
Social games are more popular than ever, with new genres emerging, says Facebook's Sarah Brooks.
London-based King.com is launching Candy Crush Saga on Facebook today as part of its bid to capitalize on the shift in audience tastes toward increasingly casual games. Since debuting its first social network title last fall, King.com has become the …