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The Franchises like Candy Crush and Clash of Clans have really achieved incredible success and this is because of their addictive gameplay, regular updates, and smart monetization strategies as well.
 
Truly they were both very popular, now I think they are either gone or in deep decline.
 
The Franchises like Candy Crush and Clash of Clans have really achieved incredible success and this is because of their addictive gameplay, regular updates, and smart monetization strategies as well.
I agree with you but also think that franchises like Pokémon Go and Harry Potter: Wizards Unite have also succeeded because they leverage on creating immersive experiences that appeal to a wide audience.
 
I agree with you but also think that franchises like Pokémon Go and Harry Potter: Wizards Unite have also succeeded because they leverage on creating immersive experiences that appeal to a wide audience.
Yes, the success in mobile game franchises also depends on adaptability and innovation. Games like PUBG Mobile and Fortnite Mobile have also stayed very popular due to the addition of new content and game modes.
 
Mobile games succeed mainly because they fit into daily life in short bursts, making them easy to pick up anytime. They also use simple but rewarding core loops, frequent updates, and social or competitive hooks.
 
Mobile game covers almost 50 percent of the game industry with a valuation of $150 billion. One of reasons of mobile game franchise success is because of market size itself. Secondly, it offers casual gaming and fits into the routine of many people.
 
Truly they were both very popular, now I think they are either gone or in deep decline.
We can't deny the fact that the two were mobile games that a lot of people truly enjoyed playing. There are fewer issues with bugs, addictive gameplay and good graphics. These things matter when we talk about mobile games because many won't play a mobile game if they notice that it has lots of bugs, for instance.
 
When I got my first smartphone I was playing Candy Crush and Clash of Clans too much. But later I moved towards other games. I think games like Candy Crush and Clash of Clans are still popular with beginners but people tend to stop playing these games once they start discovering other games
 
Mobile game franchises succeed because they’re easy to start, fun to return to, and constantly updated. You don't need expensive devices to play. You can play a lot of games on yiur mobile.