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Supersonic gets Emoji Puzzle to #2 on Android in less than 6 weeks
Fun Velikan, Emoji Puzzle
Emoji Puzzle is Fun Velikan’s first hyper-casual game from founders Dmitriy Kurylev and Artem Oparin. After partnering…
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How Bazooka Boy made it to the top 10 in both app stores
Lightneer, Bazooka Boy
Mark Cochrane is the CEO at Lightneer, the hyper-casual studio behind the hit game Bazooka Boy. Read Mark’s story to l…
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Join Clash reaches #2 in the US and doubles LTV with Supersonic
Freeplay, Join Clash
Join Clash is the first hyper-casual game by Freeplay, a gaming company with offices in the US, Belarus, and Russia. Aft…
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How Samurai Flash nailed retention, CPI, and playtime on day 1
Yummy Games, Samurai Flash
Yummy Games is a game developer based in France, and is the team behind the hit hyper-casual game, Samurai Flash. Below,…
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How Bead Sort reached #1 in the US in just 2 days after switching to Supersonic
Fogwatt Games, Bead Sort
Carlton Forrester and Richard Harrison are the co-founders of Fogwatt Games and the developers behind the hit game Bead …
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How Hide 'N Seek reached #1 in the US with Supersonic
Seenax, Hide 'N Seek
Originally from Romania, but currently located in Helsinki, Gabriel Coriiu is the founder of Seenax and the developer be…
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How Sort It 3D reached #1 in the US in under a week
Gemo, Sort It 3D
Gemo is an independent mobile game studio based in Israel. Read Oz and Eti Maharshaks’ take on why they decided to pub…
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