TOOLS // MOBILE | BUILD
Infinity Blade III, from Chair Entertainment, exhibits the latest advancements in UE3 mobile development on Apple’s newest crop of smartphones
engagement and monetisation The Nextpeer team NEXTPEER
LAUNCHED IN AUGUST 2013, Nextpeer is a multiplayer social SDK for mobile games that aims to enable you to easily create multiplayer games, as well as increase retention and engagement for your games. It is said to take less than 15 minutes to integrate with the SDK, and some 2,800 games are already integrated with the Nextpeer SDK on iOS. Nextpeer founder and CEO Shai Magzimof says: “With
Nextpeer, you can increase player engagement, retention and boost discovery. Developers can build a bigger games portfolio in the App Store or Google Play using our product and generate more revenue easily.” Nextpeer SDK is free.
www.nextpeer.com
PLAYHAVEN
PLAYHAVEN OFFERS A selection of tools targeted at helping you manage player acquisition, engagement, and monetisation, on iOS and Android, plus Unity, Adobe AIR, Marmalade and Corona via plug-ins. Flagship tool, Acquire is intended to help
you pick up new users through PlayHaven’s ad network. Engage helps you learn more about your users, build loyalty, improve communication and re-engage after they’ve left the app. Finally, Monetize is intended to help grow revenue by creating and deploying in-app purchases and relevant ads to targeted users. Recently, the firm
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announced a partnership with Corona Labs, integrating it services with the mobile SDK. PlayHaven VP of publisher development Zach Phillips says: “PlayHaven offers a single solution to help developers address their business needs, so creative developers can do what they do best: create. Our goal is to provide developers with the best, most comprehensive business solution, so they can focus on creating amazing games.” PlayHaven Acquire, PlayHaven Engage and
PlayHaven Monetize are free, but additional costs exist for advertising and other services.
www.playhaven.com
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