Neil Long is a journalist whose work has appeared in Eurogamer and 1981 Media Ltd. He specializes in covering the mobile gaming industry, providing insights on top grossing game publishers, industry trends, funding announcements, and predictions for the future of mobile gaming. His articles often feature interviews with leaders and experts in the gaming industry.
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Neil Long's focus is primarily on the gaming industry, particularly in the realm of mobile games and associated businesses. His coverage heavily features press releases and cited data from private sector announcements.
Considering this, when reaching out to Neil, it would be beneficial to provide insights or data-driven analysis related to trends in the mobile gaming industry. Furthermore, he may also be interested in exclusive information regarding major executive reshuffles within companies involved in mobile game publishing.
Given his focus on specific companies and their actions such as layoffs or significant changes at an executive level, pitches should highlight exclusive information about similar developments within notable players of the mobile gaming industry.
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By 14th November 2024 Helsinki studio Bit Odd, founded by several Supercell veterans, has raised $18m from Griffin Gaming Partners.
By 18th November 2024 Adtech firm AppLovin is tearing it up right now, having posted monster financial results last week that led to a wild spike in its share price.
By 19th November 2024 Olivier Courtemarche is PlayStation's new head of mobile.
Around 10 staff in the UK publisher's marketing arm have been let go, we’re told.
Supercell wants to evolve Clash Royale into a strategy game platform, and will start by adding Clash Mini into the game in June 2025.
By 21st November 2024 Dream Games' Royal Kingdom goes live worldwide today after over 18 months in soft launch and a slight pivot.
By: Neil Long
Andrey Kazakov returns as Adjust's new CEO amid layoffs that could affect up to 50% of staff at at the Berlin-based outfit.
By 25th November 2024 Ilkka Paananen says Supercell is now effectively two companies, with ‘old Supercell' making new games with small teams, and ‘new Supercell' running live games in a more scaled, typical way.
After splashing $1.2bn on casual game-maker Easybrain, Choudri explains how and why the firm continues to quietly reach into every area of the games business.
By 27th November 2024 AppLovin and its subsidiary Adjust have come under fire from competitor Singular following mass layoffs at Adjust's Berlin office.
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