Pokémon Go is making big changes to let players do more while sitting at home, just weeks after the announcement that ...

It took seven years and $70 million to make a board game a massive mobile hit, but Monopoly Go! maker Scopely is reaping the ...

After months of backlash from fans of the game, Pokémon Go is finally letting players team up for its toughest challenges ...

Weeks after Pokémon GO was sold to Scopely for $3.5 billion, the developers will be increasing the Remote Raid limit, so you ...

The second-biggest mobile game developer of 2024, their Monopoly Go being the most-spent mobile game that year, is now the proud owner of Niantic’s biggest titles. For an eye-watering $3.5 ...

From next week, players will have a daily Remote Raid limit of 10, double the previous limit of five. This is in tandem with ...

In contrast, the location-based game Monster Hunter Now brought in nearly US$225 million in its first year but amassed only around 10 million players. Scopely has established a strong portfolio of ...

Scopely might sound familiar, even if you don't play Monopoly Go. That's because the developer acquired Pokemon Go studio Niantic last month for $3.5 billion. Scopely is owned by Savvy Games Group ...

Niantic has made 68 employees redundant as part of its company restructuring process following the sale of its gaming portfolio to Monopoly Go ... spotted by Game Developer, we know how many.