Swedish mobile games developer Toca Boca has been struck by a number of layoffs. Affected staff have been sharing the news of the job cuts on social media this week. Impacted roles include QA, art, ...

Microsoft has enacted widespread layoffs across its games division that includes around 200 job losses at King. As reported by Bloomberg, people “familiar with the plans” claimed the Candy Crush Saga ...

The global games industry is expected to make $188.9 billion in 2025, a 3.4% increase from the previous year. That's according to Newzoo's latest forecast, which marks a revision from its previous ...

PocketGamer.biz head of content Craig Chapple, news editor Aaron Astle, and our special guest Steel Media events content coordinator Charlie Scowen discuss the latest games industry news on the 56th ...

Returning to the Nordics with our mobile games conference series for the 11th year, 2025's Pocket Gamer Connects Helsinki event is part of Finnish Games Week. In addition to our PG Connects agenda, it ...

Average spending in mobile games rose to $1.52 per install in 2024, up 11% year-over-year. Appfigures Intelligence ’s latest report Mobile Games in 2025: Growth Trends Shaping the $66bn Market ...

PocketGamer.biz head of content Craig Chapple, deputy editor Paige Cook and news editor Aaron Astle discuss the latest games industry news on the 54th episode of the Week in Mobile Games Podcast. To ...

After typical Apple shenanigans, and a threatening letter from a US judge asking why it thinks it has the legal authority to ignore an injunction, Fortnite is back.

Square Enix’s Final Fantasy XIV Mobile is launching in China this June, two months earlier than expected. As spotted by GameSpark, the June release has been confirmed in a teaser on Chinese ...

This article was written by Futura Digital partner Alexandra Kurdyumova and associate Nazar Volkov. Epic Games has continues on with its long-term war against Apple, which started in 2020. Its recent ...

Playgama's Bridge SDK now allows developers to access a combined potential audience of over 300 million users for web game distribution and monetisation.

The European Commission has fined Apple €500 million ($570m) for violating the Digital Markets Act. Apple was found to have breached anti-steering rules following an investigation into its business ...