Restructuring
My.Games to divest entirely from Russian market and restructure
The new owners of the My.Games platform have announced their intention to divest it entirely from the Russian market and refocus internationally
Company Profile
My.Games
Website
my.games
About
MY.GAMES is a leading European publisher and developer headquartered in Amsterdam, with over one billion registered users worldwide. The company develops for mobile, PС, and consoles, with many notable games such as War Robots, Hustle Castle, Rush Royale, Left to Survive, Warface, and others. MY.GAMES unites over a dozen development studios with a strong team of specialists operating from across the globe.
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Elena Grigorian
CEO
Philippe Sauze
Head of Europe
Boris Burangulov
Executive Producer of War Robots
Anderson King
Business Development Director
Andrei Dubinin
Head of Division, Hypercasual Games
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Key Hires
MY.GAMES sees key hires following their onward sale by VK
Following their acquisition by LETA Capital after VK sold out due to Russia/Ukraine economic difficulties, MY.GAMES looks set to rebuild and re establish itself with key hires
2021 In Review
Elena Grigoryan on IDFA deprecation, NFTs, and MY.GAMES' most successful mobile launch
MY.GAMES' CMO on 2021's challenges and opportunities
Adding Api Ads
My.Games partners with PlayerWon to bring mobile-style rewarded ads for free-to-play PC developers
Starting with Guild of Heroes and Hustle Castle
Steady Growth
My.Games reports steady YoY revenue growth of 2.3% for Q3 2021
Mobile games contribute 75% of overall quarterly revenue
Business Time
Why Mamboo Games is making the leap from hypercasual to hybrid-casual
CEO Ivan Leshkevich talks about the studio's future as it focuses on hybrid-casual games
Mobile First
Going mobile-first, Facebook Gaming now has 45 cloud games available
Partnering with leading mobile game publishers, including Jam City, My.Games and Gameloft
New Head
My.Games appoints Philippe Sauze as Head of Europe operations
Sauze brings over 17 years of industry experience
Papa Likes Mamboo
My.Games acquires hypercasual studio Mamboo Games for $2 million
Increases stake from minority to majority
Smart Money
People, talent and teams - MGVC's winning formula for investment
My.Games Venture Capital discusses the company's approach to investment and the new $30M game drive campaign
On The Up
My.Games grew Q1 FY21 revenues 42% to $147 million
EBITDA grew by 165%
Get Hyper
My.Games invests in hypercasual publisher Espresso Publishing
It has a minority stake but could acquire controlling shares
Money Money Money
My.Games' revenue grew 30% in 2020
Grand Hotel Mania and War Robots were key drivers
Mentally Strong
New study finds that 91% of gamers recognise the importance of mental health
Toxic behaviour in games continues to negatively impact mental health
Pgc Digital
PGC Digital: Hypercasual market estimated to reach $2.5 billion from 2021
Tips for success shared by My.Games' Yana Vesnina
Extra Cheese Please
My.Games invests $1.5 million in Pizza Club Games
"We see great potential in the team and will support them with all the necessary resources and expertise for development"
Investment
My.Games invests in three more mobile studios
Appyfurious, Purple Games and AppLife
Have Some Drive
My.Games partners with Google for a new accelerator programme
Game Drive is aimed at mobile games studios
In The Clouds
My.Games launches a new cloud gaming service
My.Games Cloud is in beta in Russia
Shooting Style
How Warface: Global Operations mixes realism with accessibility
Developer Whalekit lifts the curtain
Quarter Success
My.Games up 33% year-on-year as revenue hit $145 million in Q3
"Despite the lifting of global COVID-19 lockdowns in June and people making the most of the summer, we have still seen steady growth throughout Q3"
Get Hyped
My.Games acquires a minority stake in hypercasual dev Mamboo Games
"The volume of the hypercasual games market continues to rise every year, reaching around $1.2 billion in 2020"
Acquisition
My.Games acquires a majority stake in mobile games dev Deus Craft
"We are happy to welcome Deus Craft to the My.Games family"
Investment
My.Games invests in mobile games developer Hypemasters
"We are primarily interested in investing in people and talent, not just the end product"
Money Money Money
My.Games sees a revenue increase of 46% year-on-year for Q2 2020
Mobile accounts for 67 per cent of all revenue
Game On!
My.Games is hosting its own Hypercasual Game Jam
A chance to win $2,000 and a contract worth $50,000
Hypercasual Shift
Interview: Why My.Games is shifting its focus to hypercasual
"The hypercasual business model continues to evolve and provide huge opportunities for developer teams"
$10 Million Set Aside
My.Games launches publishing programme aimed at hypercasual developers
"More than 13 years' experience developing and publishing games"
Money Money Money
My.Games revenues rose 13.4 per cent in Q1 2020
Mobile made up 66 per cent of games revenue
All Together
My.Games' Big Deal Conference returns in April 2020
Being held in Moscow
Nice Growth
Mobile games boost My.Games' revenues 27% in Q3 2019
The firm is launching an new store in Q4
Smiths World
American Dad! Apocalypse Soon out now
Defend your home from aliens
Google Play Rival?
My.Games could launch its own Android store
Publisher is holding internal discussions about the marketplace following the announcement of its PC storefront
Storytellers
Swag Masha on why it sold to My.Games and how it's carving out a space in the interactive fiction market
"We’ve learned that interactive story games are not a simple sell and if you are thinking about it as easy money - you better pass!"
Partnership
My.Games partners with iDreamSky for mutual global expansion
“For us, this deal represents a valuable opportunity to engage with players in the Asian market”
Financials
Mobile powers My.Games sales to $117m in Q2 2019
Smart devices accounted for 60 per cent of total revenue during the quarter
Sick Acquisition
My.Games acquires Love Sick studio Swag Masha
Companies had already worked together to launch the developer's flagship title