Last time we met up with G5 CEO Vlad Suglobov, he was talking up the global nature of the fast-growing Russian-based publisher.

We didn't get a lot of numbers out of the conversation though.

Still, the curtain's been lifted slightly as the company has announced some detail as part of its October gaming line-up.

This states G5 saw its monthly revenue grow 10-fold between January 2011 and 2011 on the back of its push into mobile.

It's also currently claiming 4 million installs a month across iOS and Android.

Fast food

And that's a figure it's looking to grow as the year ends.

As part of this drive, it's bringing its iPad game Virtual City Playground to iPhone, iOS gets a paid version of Stand O'Food, there's a paid version of Stand O'Food for Android, while Virtual City 2: Paradise Resort will be released for Mac and PC, and Jack of All Tribes comes to Mac.