Sneak Peek! Coming exclusivly to iOS devices this summer is a new way to work your emoji muscle with a new Emoji match game for Apple devices world wide. Help us ring in the year of the Emoji and break out your Emoji moves. Featuring: Beaux Lucky Meh Pudge Sweetness Wicked Orion Signup for our mailing list to be the first in the know 🍪🎉😎

Look around the web and you’ll find a lot of hate for autoplay in games. I admit, we at Arkitome puzzled over it for quite a while ourselves, wondering “What’s the point of playing a game if you’re not going to PLAY the game?!” Yet it's everywhere! From casino slot games to Star Wars: Galaxy of Heroes, autoplay seems to have become a key feature of today’s mobile games. Through exploration and research and adventures in game-making we’ve learned a lot about autoplay. Here we’ll share some tips we’ve compiled to help our fellow mobile game developers understand the role of autoplay in the game you're building. 1. Take a holistic approach  Consider these 3 spheres of gameplay: Mechanical Gameplay (Intrinsic rewards) Physical skills such as tapping, clicking, swiping Includes real-time battle reactions and decisions Meta Gameplay (Extrinsic rewards) Long-term strategic decisions and growth optimization Resource management  Includes collecting, upgrading,

Choose from two modes of play, suited perfectly for that late night triple reel win. Hard Mode Easy Mode In Hard Mode, try your hand at playing with real, simulated wheels! Here, three dimension wheels are simulated with real physics and a much higher amount of entropy. Test your luck! In Easy Mode, this is the triple reel experience you've come to expect.