Royal Kingdom’s Hollywood Power Play: Last Hurrah or Royal Rebirth?
Launching a new Match-3 game in today’s mobile market is like trying to sell umbrellas in the Sahara as we discussed in a recent article. Saturation, soaring CPIs, and razor-thin differentiation margins make even the most technically sound games struggle to scale. When Dream Games soft launched Royal Kingdom two years ago, they entered this same storm, which quickly showed itself. The game was anything but static. It went through long stretches of silence (including a six-month update drought), only to emerge with radical changes, including a full hard reset over a year into its soft launch. But if the product evolution wasn’t enough of a rollercoaster, Dream just took things to a whole new altitude. In what may be the boldest marketing swing the mobile gaming industry has ever seen, Royal Kingdom has gone full celebrity mode. LeBron James, […]