Israel reports and market data
4 game industry reports, presentations and talks about israel from writers such as SocialPeta, PocketGamer.biz and GameMakers, newest from 2022. Every document has a summary and key insights with the page they come from, and 263 charts and tables are extracted as data.
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2022 Israeli Mobile Game Market Report
The 2022 Israeli mobile-game market is portrayed as a rapidly expanding sector that now commands a global presence, with the analysis aiming to quantify its economic weight, identify the drivers behind its growth, and assess its competitive standing worldwide.
- The Israeli mobile game market generated approximately $9 billion in revenue in 2022, supported by 200 development studios and a workforce of 14,000 employees.
- Major Israeli publishers including Playtika, Plarium, Moon Active, and Crazy Labs have established themselves as global leaders by maintaining diversified portfolios across social, casino, RPG, and simulation genres.
- While social and casual titles attract the highest investment and install volumes, action, strategy, and hyper-casual games—exemplified by titles like Coin Master, PUBG Mobile, and Fill the Fridge!—lead in total downloads and earnings.
The Israeli Mobile Game Market Report (2022)
The Israeli mobile game market reached approximately $9 billion in 2021, driven by more than 200 companies and 14,000 employees.
- The Israeli mobile game market reached approximately $9 billion in 2021, supported by over 200 companies and 14,000 employees.
- Flagship titles demonstrate massive scale: Coin Master generated $1.3 billion in 2021 with 2,500 daily creatives, while RAID: Shadow Legends surpassed $700 million in revenue and 50 million downloads.
- Casual, puzzle, and hyper-casual games now account for one-third of global mobile game advertising spend, bolstered by pandemic-era growth in user acquisition.
Ironsource Gamefest 2019 | Day in the Life at a Games Conference
The 2019 IronSource Gamefest in Tel Aviv served as a strategic nexus for the global mobile gaming industry, convening 120 senior leaders to address the sector's rapid evolution.
- The 2019 IronSource Gamefest in Tel Aviv convened 120 senior leaders from major studios including Jam City, SYBO Games, and Wildlife to address the mobile gaming industry's strategic evolution.
- Industry discourse focused on transitioning beyond the hyper-casual trend, specifically emphasizing the operational differences between zero-to-one game development and one-to-n scaling and optimization.
- Executives identified the cultivation of deep interpersonal relationships as a fundamental requirement for long-term success, particularly as the industry shifts toward remote operations.
Culturalisation and distribution are the challenges in Asia says Side-kick's Guy Bendov
The mobile gaming landscape requires extreme agility to navigate shifting business models, evolving player preferences, and rapid production cycles.
- Side-kick Games is targeting the release of 5 to 6 free-to-play mobile titles in 2014 through partnerships with publishers such as DeNA West and Majesco.
- Expanding into Asian markets is a primary strategic goal, with the company identifying cultural adaptation and distribution as the two most significant barriers to entry.
- The studio maintains a diversified development focus that includes not only mobile platforms but also emerging hardware trends like Smart TVs, motion control interfaces, and microconsoles such as Ouya.