Massive Incorporated has secured a major expansion of its video game network with the announcement of an agreement with Miniclip.com, the world's largest website dedicated to online games, with 21 ...

Last month, more people downloaded Miniclip games than they did Supercell titles. In fact, during December, the games developer and publisher was No.1 in the US on Android devices - ahead of King and ...

Miniclip has been around for more than a decade as an extremely popular casual and hardcore games portal. But the company is making its games more social by launching an all new web design today. The ...

UK game developer Miniclip crossed one billion downloads across its mobile games on iOS, Android and Windows devices, with more than 350 million downloads in the past 12 months. In a statement, it ...

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As it celebrates its 21 st anniversary, Miniclip has revealed that it will be moving away from its browser-based games to focus more on its mobile offerings. Miniclip.com first launched in 2001 by Rob ...

Originally making its name in the browser space where it picked up tens of millions of users, Miniclip has successfully made the jump to mobile over the last few years. Though its website, ...

“This is exciting for us because of Hyper Hippo's track-record, along with the vision and ambition of the venture,” said Jamie Cason, Miniclip Executive Producer, Publishing. “We believe in Mech Mice ...

The digital studio is partnering with Miniclip to develop TV, movie and online programs based on brands such as Gravity Guy and Sketch Star. By Alex Ben Block Worldwide Biggies, the digital studio ...

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There was a time, a long-forgotten age, when internet speeds were slow. When we could send an SMS and buy the full version of games on our phones. Sometimes, we even played the pre-installed TV games ...