Game of Thrones: Conquest
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What’s next for Warner’s mobile games, why award shows ignore mobile, weird TikTok ads and more
The mobile gaming industry currently faces significant uncertainty regarding the potential acquisition of Warner Bros. Discovery by either Netflix or Paramount.
- Netflix’s potential $72 billion acquisition of Warner Bros. Discovery puts the future of Warner’s mobile game portfolio at risk, as Netflix co-CEO Greg Peters reportedly excluded the gaming division from his valuation of the company.
- Jam City was fined $1.6 million by a California court for violating privacy laws related to its failure to provide opt-out mechanisms for the sale of player information.
- Global consumer spending on mobile games in November reached $6.68 billion, a 2.8% decrease month-on-month, while total downloads fell 4.1% to 3.62 billion.
Mobile Game Publishers Are Bypassing Google and Apple Store Cuts With External Web Stores
Mobile game publishers are increasingly adopting external web stores to circumvent the 30% transaction fees imposed by Apple and Google’s app stores.
- Mobile game publishers are increasingly launching external web stores to bypass the 30% transaction fees charged by Apple and Google for in-app purchases.
- Notable titles currently utilizing external web stores include Clash of Clans, Marvel Strike Force, Game of Thrones: Conquest, and Star Trek Fleet Command.
- A 2023 federal appeals court ruling upheld an injunction that would prevent Apple from blocking developers from including links or calls to action that direct users to alternative payment mechanisms.
Game of Thrones: Conquest Revenue Grew 90% Year-Over-Year in April
The mobile strategy title Game of Thrones: Conquest experienced a significant surge in financial performance during April 2019, driven by the heightened public interest surrounding the final season of the HBO television series.
- Warner Bros. mobile game Game of Thrones: Conquest grossed a record $19 million worldwide in April 2019, marking a 90% year-over-year revenue increase.
- The title's April performance surpassed its previous record set in March 2019, when it grossed $17 million.
- The United States was the primary driver of revenue, accounting for 65% of total spending ($12.4 million) in April 2019.
One Year In: Game of Thrones: Conquest Revenue Tops $125 Million
Game of Thrones: Conquest, developed by Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment, achieved significant commercial success during its first year of operation.
- Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment's 'Game of Thrones: Conquest' grossed over $125 million worldwide across the App Store and Google Play during its first year of operation.
- The title achieved consistent financial performance, maintaining a compound monthly growth rate of 14.8% throughout its first 12 months.
- Monthly revenue grew sixfold from $2.2 million in October 2017 to over $13.2 million in October 2018.