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Mobile gaming is now a juggernaut branch in the gaming industry, with  Newzoo  reporting in April that mobile gaming will continue to grasp the largest segment with +25.5% year on year growth reaching $70.3 billion in revenue. That accounts for 42 percent of the global games market. The industry is also expected to represent more than half of the global games market in 2020. Translation: mobile gaming won’t be slowing down anytime soon. Nobody can really absolutely confirm how the mobile gaming industry will look like within the next decade. But we can make a few wild guesses and outrageous predictions. Here are our 10 predictions on how the mobile gaming industry will look like in 2028, which is 10 years from now. 1. Microtransactions Run Rampant One of the most hated and often criticized aspects of the mobile gaming industry is the presence of microtransactions. Yes, microtransactions are optional. But many developers often opt to include “additional” content ...

The International Battle Pass is here to tap into the heart of the Dota summer season. Packed full of exclusive features and rewards, the Battle Pass is sure to unearth a hoard of treasures for your stash as we approach the culmination of this year's Dota Pro Circuit and the climactic showdown in Vancouver. 25% of all Battle Pass sales go directly to The International 2018 prize pool. NEW FOR 2018 THE UNDERHOLLOW A MULTI-TEAM DUNGEON CLASH COMING SOON Roshan is on a ravenous, cheese-fueled rampage and Battle Pass owners are invited to venture beyond the surface of his lair into the heart of the Underhollow. Battle through a labyrinth filled with monsters, marvels, and many other three-player enemy squads as you search for Roshan's rarest cheese and work to be the last team standing. You'll need to navigate carefully to earn the XP and Gold needed to destroy your opponents. But don't take too long—Roshan's cheese frenzy is causing cave-ins a...

Forest Interactive, a global mobile technology company that provides multifaceted Platform as a Service (PaaS) and Value Added Service (VAS) solutions specializing in Mobile Content Distribution and Digital Payment Services, is shortlisted for the Asia Communication Awards. The awards is a platform that recognises achievement and innovation in Asia to the global telecommunications industry. The winners of the awards will be presented on June 27 th  2018, in Singapore, at the Conrad Centennial. “We are honoured to be shortlisted among the respectable and huge competitors in the telco industry under the  Innovation Award: Vendor  category for one of our technology, Wallet Codes ” states Sheena Pimentel, Head of Corporate PR. “What makes the technology so special, is it allows a new revenue stream for mobile operators to reach millions of gamers globally, and at the same time we are addressing the lack of banking privileges in certain countries.  Imagine having to wa...

Whether at home or on the move, these games will bring people together.. Technology gets a bad rap when kids hunker down into their own little worlds, hunched over glowing screens, blocking out all conversation. But throw a game into the mix and smartphones can help people connect and bond with family members and friends. We’ve compiled a list of our favorite family-friendly multiplayer games. The selection includes local same-device multiplayer titles, some that require you to be armed with your own smartphone, and a few with turn-based systems that enable you to have fun with friends and family on the other side of the world. See more details... Super Stickman Golf 3  Download these apps by using wallet codes ... Get it now!!!

With the unprecedented rise of mobile gaming and its ease of production and distribution, more and more independent developers are looking to enter the fray. However, because of their haste to take a bite out of the money cake, some developers spend significantly less time in the actual design process. Nevertheless, if you’re an aspiring game developer hoping to make a mark in the industry, do yourself a favor and keep these five things in mind. It will save you the trouble of continuously backtracking to the drawing room. 1.    Keep The Interface Clean Not everyone owns an iPad or other big-screen tablets. So the complicated menus and icons that populate every corner of the screen, which look organized in larger devices, may not be as pretty on a smartphone. This is a common problem in strategy games (although to be fair, strategy games do require a lot of navigation). Having too many “buttons” onscreen may cause accidental presses, too, which could mean the differen...