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Roland-Garros eSeries by Renault 2024 Finalists Revealed
The French Tennis Federation has announced the eight finalists for the 2024 Roland-Garros eSeries by Renault, a mobile esports tournament featuring the game Tennis Clash.
- The French Tennis Federation has finalized the eight competitors for the Roland-Garros eSeries by Renault 2024, which will take place in Paris on May 25.
- The tournament's open qualifiers for the mobile game Tennis Clash attracted over 500,000 participants across 215 territories, resulting in more than 7.3 million matches played.
- The final event will be held at the Roland-Garros auditorium and is supported by official partners Mastercard and Renault.
2024 Roland-Garros eSeries by Renault Details Revealed
The French Tennis Federation has announced the details for the 2024 Roland-Garros eSeries by Renault, marking the seventh year of the professional esports competition.
- The 2024 Roland-Garros eSeries, now in its seventh year, will hold its final stage on May 25, featuring eight competitors vying for a share of a €5,000 (approx. $5,430 USD) prize pool.
- Renault has joined as the new presenting partner for the tournament, while Mastercard has signed on as an official partner for the first time.
- The competition utilizes Wildlife Studios’ mobile game 'Tennis Clash,' which has accumulated over 150 million downloads since its October 2019 release.
The Player’s Journey: A Call to Adventure
The Player’s Journey framework posits that long-term player retention in free-to-play mobile games is driven by the successful alignment of a player’s grand aspiration with a clear, structured path of progression.
- The 'Player's Journey' framework requires defining a grand aspiration for the player and breaking it into a clear, manageable sequence of short-, medium-, and long-term goals to prevent churn.
- Royal Match outperforms Zen Match in retention by curating customization options and providing a clear progression path, whereas Zen Match initially overwhelmed players by exposing all options at once.
- Effective game design uses 'weenies'—large visual showpieces like Genshin Impact’s open-world vistas or Brawl Stars’ Trophy Road—to pique player interest and provide a tangible vision of future progress.
International Olympic Committee Reveals Olympic Esports Series
The International Olympic Committee (IOC) has launched the Olympic Esports Series, a global virtual competition culminating in an in-person event held during the inaugural Olympic Esports Week in Singapore from June 22–25, 2023.
- The International Olympic Committee (IOC) launched the 'Olympic Esports Series,' a virtual competition culminating in an in-person event during 'Olympic Esports Week' from June 22–25, 2023, in Singapore.
- The selected titles include Gran Turismo, Just Dance, WBSC eBaseball Power Pros, Chess.com, Zwift, Virtual Regatta, Tennis Clash, Tic Tac Bow, and virtual Taekwondo.
- The IOC excluded major professional esports titles—such as League of Legends, Counter-Strike: Global Offensive, and Valorant—due to their violent content and lack of a direct real-world sports counterpart.
How Did April Fools Show in Mobile Games?
Mobile game developers frequently utilize April Fools' Day as a strategic opportunity to engage players through temporary, thematic content and lighthearted events.
- Mobile game developers utilized April Fools' Day to drive engagement through diverse, short-term live events, ranging from social media campaigns to in-game content updates.
- ForwardWorks implemented a comprehensive April Fools' takeover in Disgaea RPG, featuring a rebranded splash screen, character model swaps to penguin mascots, a specialized gacha banner, and a unique battle event.
- Applibot’s Blade X Lord executed a one-day story event that included farmable stages, a special boss, an exchange shop, and a free 10x gacha pull to provide tangible value to players.
Top Mobile Games Worldwide: November 2019
This analysis identifies the most downloaded mobile games globally during November 2019, utilizing data from the Store Intelligence platform.
- SayGames' 'Sand Balls' was the most downloaded mobile game worldwide in November 2019, reaching approximately 36 million installs with 40% of its traffic originating from India.
- Lion Studios' 'Ink Inc.' secured the second position with nearly 28 million installs, driven primarily by the United States (26%) and Russia (11%).
- The top five most downloaded mobile games for November 2019 were 'Sand Balls', 'Ink Inc.', 'Rescue Cut', 'Call of Duty: Mobile', and 'PUBG Mobile'.