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Luck isn't the enemy of skill. A well-designed game can use randomness to create situations, while skill determines how effectively the player responds to them.

Publishers make investment decisions. Every game competes against dozens—sometimes hundreds—of other games for the same marketing budget.

One of the first decisions we made while developing Reveal It! – The Word Game had nothing to do with gameplay. It was about art.

Why some mobile games dominate the charts for years while thousands of others disappear within months.

Word games seem simple on the surface. Show some letters, ask players to guess a word, reward them for solving it. But behind every successful word game lies something much harder to design: The vocabulary itself.

Every independent game studio has one project that teaches it how to build the next one. For Raviosoft, that project was Kyra's Light. If you've found this article because you played the game years ago, first of all—thank you. The fact that people are still discovering Kyra's Light, leaving reviews, or asking whether we'll continue developing it means more to us than you might imagine. Today, we'd like to tell its story honestly. Not because it became a huge commercial succes

Why the hardest part of making a puzzle game isn't creating difficult levels—it's creating the right ones.

From relaxing crossword puzzles to strategic hidden-word adventures, these are the best mobile word games you should play this year.

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