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Sep 11, 2026

Ryan PayneHOST
68:42
And an entire ecosystem ended up exploding under that simple principle.
Ryan PayneHOST
68:50
So websites like Miniclip launched in 2001.
Ryan PayneHOST
68:54
Armor Games, which is the one I'm most familiar with, arrived a few years later.
Ryan PayneHOST
68:58
There was Congregate, spelled with a K, followed in 2006.
David CarrionGUEST
27:20
But I think from a strategic point of view, he was very strong and very capable.
David CarrionGUEST
27:24
He went to Miniclip and did a great job there.
David CarrionGUEST
27:27
I've always thought that there is something that comes with experience and with formal education and with proper preparation that allows you to do certain roles and certain things.
David CarrionGUEST
27:38
Now, as I get older, I think I've come to think that it just shortens the curve to be effective.
Andrew SchulzHOST
54:43
pay some bills, Taylor Gang.
Andrew SchulzHOST
54:45
Actually, I want to shout out our boy over at Miniclip.
Andrew SchulzHOST
54:51
Like this is a perfect example.
Andrew SchulzHOST
54:52
We just did that charity.
Rafael MorganGUEST
8:32
And it's been going on for a while.
Rafael MorganGUEST
8:34
And the journey from web games, I've been in the industry now for, what, 12 years about? and working with web games um and there are some i would say challenging times right like but technology is evolving so much uh the game engines are really pushing uh they're making this also priority um and i think it's you know we see we see a lot of publishers also showing interest as well so i think it's only a matter of time um that you know the quality will just keep going up and up and and one of the things that if you think about it like me myself i used to play at miniclip um you know and at some point i'd switch it to a different platform i went to play like on the on the nintendo and so on but i think you know what what we're trying to do with crazy games as well is that you will have games for everyone during you know so we don't have to actually um go elsewhere so that's kind of the vision but uh but all in all it's i think it's been um it's been a good ride as well for and you know driving all those changes as well in the industry um and and i think as i particularly sit in a very interesting position because i get to talk to publishers i get to talk to to game engines i get out to to talk to uh ip holders uh other platforms and and then we see um you know everybody um actually interested into making the web um you know what it should be um open you know it's uh you as a publisher you can control the whole chain from the direct access to the user.
Rafael MorganGUEST
10:08
And I think that makes the web quite interesting.
IndyHOST
10:13
Right.
IndyHOST
10:26
That's awesome.
Rafael MorganGUEST
10:27
that's cool yeah it's available on mobile as well so we have a mobile web version and we also have on the mobile app so if you want to save it on your phone so you can easily play everything
IndyHOST
10:37
i i played on my phone i also play on a pc as well okay so you were just talking about like the time like web games were big like with miniclip and all that and then it went away and then now they're big again so what what strategically changed for game developers that that cycle happened?
Rafael MorganGUEST
10:59
Yeah, so, I mean, it was never gone, right? I think, you know, if we talk about the old portals, like, you know, they moved to mobile, there was more money there, so they became quite successful.
AndyHOST
41:05
It's, you know, the school's not blocking .gov stuff.
AndyHOST
41:08
They're blocking Miniclip and all the old sites.
AndyHOST
41:10
Right,
Hayley CaroniaHOST
41:10
exactly, exactly, exactly.
Neil LongHOST
18:41
Data Digest every Wednesday.
Neil LongHOST
18:44
In new games news, we've got new footage of the incoming GTA likes from Miniclip and Garena in the soft launch update from Monday.
Neil LongHOST
18:54
There's also a bit on Meta's stealth games app Pocket and the usual suspects from Playrix, EA, Supercell, PlayStation, Blizzard, Zynga and more.
Neil LongHOST
19:04
And in the latest New Games Digest, we have rounded up all of the game announcements from Gamescom.
HoytHOST
46:30
I know, you know, the Gower brothers were cooking, and they did a lot right to build this beautiful game, but I think we all gotta admit, there's a lot of, like, happy accidents with this game.
HoytHOST
46:41
Also with, like, just how popular it became on Miniclip when it came out, like, and that big wave, and then...
HoytHOST
46:50
the way they designed it where mobile is so, like, possible compared to something like, you know, any other MMORPG that could never really be on mobile helped OSRS in 2018 or 19 or whatever.
HoytHOST
47:04
But I think Ohm is also another, like, Happy accident.
Matej LancaricHOST
24:09
Oof, what is this?
Jakub RemiarHOST
24:11
Yeah, even if you don't see, this is actually Miniclip.
Matej LancaricHOST
24:14
Is it Byjo? Miniclip, ooh.
Jakub RemiarHOST
24:16
Miniclip.
Matej LancaricHOST
24:16
Miniclip.What?
Jakub RemiarHOST
24:17
And again, it's quite-
Matej LancaricHOST
24:19
It's like the, the, the War Drone game now
Matej LancaricHOST
24:37
Yeah.
Charlie MilnerHOST
5:22
Yeah.
Charlie MilnerHOST
5:22
But then you discover Miniclip and adult films and burgers and your kind of horizons really narrow.
Charlie MilnerHOST
5:29
Adult films? Yeah.
Charlie MilnerHOST
5:32
you know so it's like I think initially I wanted to be an explorer and also did you? yeah explorer or footballer I think I wanted to be a
Neil LongHOST
16:06
We have Sensor Towers ad revenue charts for the US in July.
Neil LongHOST
16:12
Miniclip learnings and Triple Dot, top of the charts there.
Neil LongHOST
16:16
We have some numbers and analysis of Smash Fest, the hit game that has spawned apparently 70 odd copycats.
Neil LongHOST
16:27
There's fundraising news from Maker's Fund, Surge Games and Entity, plus 10 Square Games' financials.

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