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What Do The 10 Top Grossing iPhone Games Of 2012 Have In Common?For every overpriced Final Fantasy re-release on iTunes there are dozens of free-to-play social games, refugees from a slowly fading Facebook love affair with microtransaction-driven casual titles finding new sources of revenue in the fertile mobile market. In this year’s list of the top grossing iOS games and apps, the free-to-play game is king. cheap gems for kingdoms of camelot battle for the north
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Not one paid game in the top 10. In fact, the first paid game in the list, the Pictionary-inspired sensation Draw Something, comes in at number 16 on a list dominated by games you may have never heard of. Take Kingdoms of Camelot: Battle for the North, a kingdom-building strategy game that took the number one position this year. The top in-app purchase is a bundle of 240 gems for $20.99. While others quibble over the $16.99 price tag of a remastered classic role-playing game, thousands are dropping more on virtual items within a game with a much less prestigious pedigree. buy kabam mithril
The top 10 list includes a wide variety of free-to-play tropes. The gambling itch is scratched with slot machines and poker. Addictive gameplay earns big in Bejeweled Blitz. Compulsive collectors flock to my beloved Dragonvale and the herald of the new card game age, Rage of Bahamut.
There are some 81 games on this year’s top grossing iPhone app list (that doesn’t include iPad apps, but the results are similar). Of those 81, 17 are paid titles. Four of those are Angry Birds derivatives (Space, Star Wars, Bad Piggies). Four of the have “with Friends” in their names. There’s a smattering of big-name mobile titles — Plants Vs. Zombies, Fruit Ninja, Minecraft, SongPop, Plague Inc. — and after that it’s all free.
Boggles the mind, doesn’t it? One minute we’re all paying $80 apiece for games, the next day they’re giving them away for free and your wife is spending $100 a month on My Singing Monsters and The Simpsons: Tapped Out. cheap arcane empire gold
In closing — stop it, Emily. These developers obviously do not need your help, and our children could stand to go to university one day.
Fortunately, his work doesn’t just take him to virtual office spaces. During his visit to Casual Connect Europe 2011, he had the opportunity to be reminded of why he enjoys working with games so much. “Something that gives me a lot of satisfaction every Casual Connect is the Games for Gamers Track, all these small games are very creative games. And they can come from the indie scene, the Game Jam, from flash games, etcetera. But the greatest thing is the fact that most of these games are not copycats, not an evolution of a FPS or an evolution of existing genres. They’re trying to come up with new genres, think of new ideas. Look at Joe Danger or Kingdoms of Camelot Gems. It all shows that we can do a lot more.”