In order to get a chance to play The Legend of Solgard, we needed to make a trip out to Sweden; here is a sneak peak on King's preview event.
Legend of Solgard broadened my definition of what a mobile game could be; it took my expectations of free-to-play games and provided something much grander.
The team at King is working on a Call of Duty mobile game and looking for a few new folks to lend a hand at translating it from console.
CBS announced today that they have picked up a live-action game show based off of the popular mobile game Candy Crush Saga.
During Activision's financial conference call, King CEO Riccardo Zacconi talked about the future of the company as part of the Activision Blizzard family after the recently finalized acquisition.
Coming from reports in the fall of last year, Call of Duty publisher Activision was in negotiations to buy mobile games developer King, creators of the highly-successful Candy Crush Saga series, for an astounding $5.9 billion,
Candy Crush Saga will be included with all purchases of Windows 10 when it releases this fall. Like Solitaire, Minesweeper, and Hearts, Candy Crush Saga will now be something everyone can enjoy when they install the newest
The extremely popular and lucrative Candy Crush Saga is finally given a brutally honest trailer by Smosh Games, and the term "brutal" is an understatement.
Earlier this year, game developer King became the focal point of a heated controversy when the studio trademarked "Candy" to protect the assets of its monstrous hit, Candy Crush Saga, and caught several other games/development studios in
Fast Company Magazine has been known for their critical look at the dynamics and innovation within the world of business, and in a recent article the magazine took a look with their list of the "Top 10
Early last week, King, creators of the hit mobile game Candy Crush Saga successfully trademarked the word "Candy" in a video game context. Since them, multiple developers on the iOS store have found themselves recieving trademark violation
While there is certainly room in the world for both open world "sandbox" games as well as games of the linear "point a to point b" type, we often find ourselves comparing these two. This is especially
