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BlogWhy AAA Economics Is Growing and Shrinking at the Same Time?
AAA gaming’s crisis is less a sudden collapse than a slow squeeze: rising costs, aggressive monetization, and shrinking room for creative risk. Tim Cain, Mark Darrah, and Xbox all point to the same pressure.
By Elif KorkmazJune 10, 20266 min
BlogTop 5 Most Downloaded Mobile Games in May 2026: Rankings, Numbers, and Revenue Gap
May 2026’s mobile charts show a clear split between visibility and monetization: puzzle games dominated downloads, while revenue leaders told a very different story.
By Selin DemirJune 4, 20266 min
BlogMobile Games Are No Longer a Side Channel, They Are the Growth Itself
Mobile gaming is no longer a “fill the spare time” format. It has become a mainstream growth engine for Europe’s economy, brand engagement, and new studio investment.
By Ece YıldırımJune 4, 20266 min
BlogMarathon’s First-Impression Problem Doesn’t Hide Bungie’s Real Test
Marathon’s latest fix may reduce grenade spam, but it cannot erase the first-impression damage—or Bungie’s deeper live-service trust problem.
By Ece YıldırımJune 4, 20266 min
BlogNew Announcements, Releases, and One Radar: The 2026 Game Flow
This week’s game news is defined by fast, clear pitches: new releases, fresh announcements, major sales milestones, and games that know how to stand out at a glance.
By Zeynep ArslanJune 3, 20267 min
BlogWhy Stardew-Like Cozy Farming Games Are Still Going Strong
Cozy farming games still work because they turn familiar routines into a small escape. In 2026, Sugardew Island, Littlelands, Harvest Moon: Echoes of Teradea, and Moonlight Peaks each add a different twist to the formula.
By Zeynep ArslanMay 21, 20267 min
BlogMaking Money in Games: Pearl Abyss’s Rise, PlayStation’s Bill, and the Space Entrepreneurs Are Creating
Pearl Abyss’s Crimson Desert windfall, Sony’s Bungie write-down, and Dessn’s production-focused funding round reveal the money side of the games business.
By Mert KayaMay 20, 20265 min
BlogWhy Wordle, Pips, and the Daily Puzzle Ecosystem Are Still Going Strong
Wordle may have started the trend, but by 2026 the daily puzzle scene includes Connections, Strands, Quartiles, and NYT Pips—each keeping the routine fresh in its own way.
By Can PolatMay 14, 20265 min