The Walking Dead: No Man's Land
GameBy Next Games · Released Oct 1, 2015
- How much revenue has The Walking Dead: No Man's Land made?
- How many players does The Walking Dead: No Man's Land have, and how is that changing?
- What do industry reports say about The Walking Dead: No Man's Land's performance?
- Which games compete with The Walking Dead: No Man's Land, and how do they compare?
Documents about The Walking Dead: No Man's Land
Article
Interview with Joonas Laakso, Executive Producer at Next Games Oy, Finland
This interview, published in the 2017 issue of the gamevironments journal, features Joonas Laakso, Executive Producer at Next Games Oy, a Helsinki-based studio of roughly 120 people that develops mobile games built on established entertainment intellectual properties.
- Next Games Oy is a Helsinki-based mobile game studio of roughly 120 people, founded in 2013, that builds games on established entertainment IP and aims to be the preferred partner for bringing major entertainment brands into mobile gaming.
- Its flagship title, The Walking Dead: No Man's Land (2015), is followed by the upcoming augmented reality project The Walking Dead: Our World and a Blade Runner mobile game in development.
- Acceptable content varies sharply by region: blood, dead bodies, and religious symbols require careful handling, and South Korea imposes a strict age-rating barrier.
gamevironmentsDec 2017
Article
iOS Gaming Leaders: October 2015
This analysis provides a performance overview of the iOS gaming market for October 2015, utilizing data from the Store Intelligence platform to track downloads, revenue, and growth trends across the United States and international markets.
- Game of War overtook Clash of Clans as the top-grossing iOS game worldwide in October 2015, driven by an 8% month-over-month revenue increase while Clash of Clans saw a 1% decline.
- Smashy Road: Wanted became the most downloaded iOS game in the U.S. for October 2015, gaining nearly four million downloads over the previous month.
- Electronic Arts' Need for Speed outperformed Smashy Road: Wanted internationally by approximately 1.5 million downloads, despite losing the top spot in the U.S. market.
Sensor TowerNov 2015
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