Mobile game
Turkish-made ‘Royal Match’ dethrones Candy Crush, becomes highest-grossing game
"Royal Match" developed by Dream Games, one of Türkiye's first unicorns valued at least $1 billion, has become the most revenue-generating mobile game in the world.
Research company Data.ai, which reports the expenditures made in Apple and Google's online application stores, revealed that the company with the highest turnover is the Turkish Dream Games with its "Royal Match" game.
VR & Mobiles Retire PCs in the Future?
PC or Not PC - That is the Question
Many players believe that PC gaming is extinct. You may have even seen statistics indicating that this is the case. However, to determine whether PC gaming is dying, you must first understand the video game industry's overall tale and what is happening on each platform.
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Will VR & Mobiles Replace PCs in the Future?
PC or Not PC - That is the Question
Many players believe that PC gaming is extinct. You may have even seen statistics indicating that this is the case. However, to determine whether PC gaming is dying, you must first understand the video game industry's overall tale and what is happening on each platform.
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Size of Turkish gaming industry reaches $1.2 bln
The size of the fast-developing gaming industry in Turkey has reached $1.2 billion in 2021, a recent study has shown.
Nearly a half of revenues -$620 million- came from mobile games last year, rising from $450 million in the previous year, said the Turkey Gaming Industry 2021 report.
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Wordle: Much Ado About Nothing? (infographic)
Adults in the US who play mobile games
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Turkish gaming giant pulls ad over plagiarism complaints
Turkish mobile gaming and technology company Peak Games has pulled its latest ad over complaints of plagiarism.