“On the other hand, you see a lot of mobile premium games may be priced at $1-$3. “This is a free-to-play with in-app-purchases era, and it has significantly harmed the premium game market,” admits Toby.
On top of that, Wonder Blade comes with a price tag it’s not free, but $5 at a time when mobile markets move toward ads and in-app purchases. For Wonder Blade, the philosophy is simple, which is minimizing the cultural elements, and enlarge the universal content.” “Some of the Chinese developers are so good on implementing cultural elements to the game, which is excellent, and it has indeed caught Chinese gamer’s attention. “Instead of labeling myself as a Chinese developer within the Chinese game development market and compete in only this corridor, I position myself as an ordinary indie game developer,” he explains.
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