MAKING HYPER CASUAL GAMES FULL

This genre just exploded and I would say every hypercasual publisher is now building this concept of idle arcade games.

MAKING HYPER CASUAL GAMES FULL

Within hybrid games, what labels might people think of? I would think of hyper idle games – not full on idle but taking elements of hypercasual up. That is a challenge now for the industry because I think the industry is growing in terms of players and number of games, but in terms of classic monetization, perhaps we are close to hitting peak revenue What are hybrid games? If you read a hypercasual review, there are notes saying there are too many ads.

The reality is there’s only so many interstitials and rewarded videos, you can physically cram into a level before negative impact on your retention. ⛔️ Common mistakes to avoid when moving from a hypercasual to a hybrid genre KEY QUOTES Hypercasual games are reaching a point of saturation

📓 The different publishing strategies for both the genres 💻 What resources should developers look at adding to build a hybrid game 🛻 Tips to move from a hypercasual to a hybrid game 💰 Key motivators for players to spend $$ on IAPs 🎰 How the unit economics differs for hypercasual and hybrid games 🎮 Factors that contributed to the rising popularity of the hypercasual games I highly recommend this to anyone interested in moving to hybrid games and also to those that are currently working within the genre. Our conversation flows around the new dynamics involved in monetization, game design, unit economics, hiring, publishing, and much more in all things hybrid. In today’s episode, Jon tells us about how the hypercasual genre has evolved to the point where it’s approaching saturation in the form that it currently is – and outlines the next stage of its evolution – hybrid casual. Jon is the CEO at BoomHits, a mobile game publisher with many hits in the hypercasual and idle genres.

Making hyper casual games