Hyper Casual Games
Hyper casual games are one of the most popular game genres consisting of lightweight games with instant and simple gameplay.
They are designed to be replayed over and over again with their addictive nature, short sessions, and simple user interface.
Engagement and retention rates are higher on hyper casual games. They are freemium apps and hyper casual game studios and developers generate revenue from in-app purchases.
Interactive ads, playable ads, video, banner, and interstitial ads are used to monetize hyper casual games.
Get Featured On Mobile Marketing Reads!
We help companies in the mobile marketing ecosystem to reach a qualified, engaged audience for branding, thought leadership,and lead-generation.
LATEST MOBILE MARKETING NEWS
205 Views
in News, Trends & ReportsAI search ad spend set to hit $26B by 2029 as brands rethink search strategies
A dramatic shift is underway in the US search advertising market as advertisers pour billions into AI-powered search ads, challenging traditional keyword-based search strategies and reshaping how brands reach consumers. According to fresh forecasts from eMarketer, AI-driven search ad spending in the US will skyrocket from just over $1 billion this year to nearly $26 […] More
197 Views
in NewsApple’s new EU app rules open doors for ads, but fees remain
Apple has announced sweeping updates to its App Store policies in the European Union to comply with the Digital Markets Act (DMA) — changes that promise to reshape how developers promote offers, handle payments, and distribute their apps. Developers with apps in EU App Store storefronts can now communicate and promote offers for digital goods […] More
791 Views
in Insights, News, Press Releases, Sponsored ArticlesHow Google Play’s User Metrics Could Hurt or Help Your App Performance
You may think your app is doing everything right. You’re including optimized metadata, polished creatives, decent conversion rates, and you think your app is performing perfectly. But if users aren’t sticking around, Google Play is taking notice, and your app could be silently slipping in rankings because of it. Google Play Store confirmed that a […] More