Mobot: Take a look at the top free apps on the App Store and you’ll see Candy Crush Saga riding high. It’s pretty popular, man. Now take a look at the highest grossing apps, and right at the top is – you guessed it – Candy Crush Saga.
See, Candy Crush Saga is nothing short of a master-class in how to milk money from the smartphone gaming masses. But that's not to say it's bad.
On paper, Candy Crush Saga is nothing special, a same-old brightly coloured match-three game with power-ups wiping out entire columns and rows and colours and the like. Further combining those power-ups, you can remove seriously large areas of candy in one go. That much is entirely familiar.
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Candy Crush Saga is celebrating the release of its 5,000th level with a special event. Starting today, King will make each of the millennial levels available for 24 hours.
From VG247: "During GameLab, Barcelona, last week, we sat in on a panel discussion between A Way Out director Josef Fares and Quantic Dream’s David Cage. In the panel, Fares had some choice words to say about mobile game developer King.
King is owned by Activision and creates games such as Candy Crush Saga and lots of other games with ‘Saga’ at the end. The studio’s games generate money through microtransactions."
