Deconstructor of Fun breaks down successful free-to-play games in search of what makes them fun - or not. All of the contributors to this site are both gamers and game makers.
All tagged Supercell
Over the years, we’ve grown uncomfortably comfortable reading about Supercell’s declining numbers and the actions that the company takes to counter the downward trend.
We analyzed Brawl Stars’ removing loot boxes before and after the box-removing update. But the real question was left unanswered: how would this affect the revenue? We look deeper in this update.
Analysis of the Supercell CEO’s blog post that outlines the company’s strategy and provides a laundry list of initiatives that lay out the transformation roadmap for the one-of-a-kind games company.
Perhaps the most thorough analysis of Supercell’s strategy, portfolio, culture, and M&A efforts.
During the past year Supercell’s latest game in soft launch has pulled all the tricks in the book - but it looks like that won’t be enough.
An analysis of content-driven games and successful mechanics to reduce the volume of content needed.
Supercell's take on puzzle category. A fun game that failed.
Supercell's Clash of Clans follow-up innovates on the gameplay and chooses to go light on the social.
Third part of the series analyzes the social mechanics in mid-core games.
Second part of the series analyzes the retention mechanics that make players stick in mid-core games.
A sit-down with Timur Haussila, the lead of a team that created Hay Day.
Supercell's Battle Buddies is a fun and creative game that was few mistakes away from being successful.
