Mobile games can support each other in the race for the user’s interest Aarki

Aarki recently released a radar report to retain mobile phones for 2025, separating the difficulties faced by gaming and mobile phone developers in the economy of saturated interest. It also provides an insight into how marketers are strengthening the best new mobile addresses despite difficulties – that is, how to keep players and keep them interested in spite of the flood of competition.

The report covers all sectors of mobile devices, not just games. However, for games specifically, the report noted the importance of understanding user thinking patterns. Games are the cornerstone of the so -called “App Hive”, and it leads 41 % of all downloads. From there, marketing can set behaviors across multiple types of applications, including where they go after leaving the game, and make “more accurate targeting on the basis of the regiment”.

“This report highlights a simple fact: It is not only about keeping users in one application – it comes to understanding where they go after … the secret to creating contacts. By align your campaigns with the user preferences and their timing , You can turn the moments of sharing into a long -term loyalty.

“Sticking” in games

The report also sheds light on how to perform different games as much as active users – “thieves” of the game, is kept to use the word Aarki. They say strategy games and RPG wells have a very disobedience, indicating constant interest by meeting the emotional needs of users. On the other hand, puzzle and hallway games have low games, as simple play can fail to involve players for a long time.

Aarki covers each of the portable species in more detail, detailing more user user habits and whether or not they are of the type full of colors. By communicating with some other applications, the report suggests that developers can keep players back to their game longer. The report also indicates that the international application installation decreased by 2.3 %, which means that attention is a more limited resource than ever.

“Success in the mobile application system depends on more than just acquisition. It is related to enhancing loyalty and leading for a long -term and long -term participation in the application cell. In 2025, our mission is to help marketers on Mobility in this complex network by understanding the user’s natural behavior of users and benefiting from data -based visions of the coherent and effective retaining strategies that increase the return on investment.