Captain Strike Post-mortem
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This postmortem is our experience after completing Captain Strike game title by Le Giang Anh – CEO JOY Entertainment. If you have any questions, feel free to contact us. Fanpage: www.facebook.com/JOY.Entertainment.Page Website: http://www.joy-entertainment.com/
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- 1. Captain Strike Post-mortem JOY Entertainment Le Giang Anh CEO
- 2. 2 CAPTAIN STRIKE - MOBILE MMOTPS
- 3. CAPTAIN STRIKE - MOBILE MMOTPS 3 First mobile Third-person shooter game in Asia http://captainstrike.com
- 4. 4 • Cross platform (iOS, Android) • Based in our in-house 3D game engine • 1.2M+ users for Vietnamese version • 1.4M+ unique users for SEA market • DAU: 30K • Avg. Session Duration: 00:29:12 CAPTAIN STRIKE - MOBILE MMOTPS
- 5. 5 • We use in-house game engine • A modified version of Irrlicht 3D • C++ GAME ENGINE
- 6. 6 GAME ENGINE • Cost at least 1 developers for the engine itself • Cost more time to develop the game • Hard to learn for new member (C++, complex) • Free • Good performance • Flexible • Programmers mastered it What went wrong?What went right?
- 7. 7 GAME ENGINE • Good documentation • Training & training • Using commercial engine How to improve?
- 8. 8 • We use in-house game back end • Learn from Google BACK-END Database Cache API Services Room Controller Room Room Room Room Server1 Server2
- 9. 9 GAME BACK-END What went wrong?What went right? • Free • Flexible • Scalable • Not so hard to deploy • Bugs • Failure • Huge workload to develop
- 10. 10 GAME BACK-END • Minimize long live connections • Minimize number of request • Use DNS instead of IP address for server URL • Use online parameters to configuration game without updating client How to improve?
- 11. 11 • We used in-house analytic / tracking tools • We used in-house admin tool ANALYTICS/ADMIN TOOL
- 12. 12 ANALYTICS/ADMIN TOOL What went wrong?What went right? • Free • Flexible • Can handle some specific requests • At least 1 dev for the tool itself • Lack of some good feature (real-time tracking, Drill…) • Bugs
- 13. 13 • Use Google Analytics in parallel with in-house tool • GA: Real-time tracking, statistics • Improve admin tool based on publishers’ feedback ANALYTICS/ADMIN TOOL How to improve?
- 14. 14 • In-app purchase • Sell items (weapon, armor, boosters) • No ads MONETIZATION
- 15. 15 What went wrong?What went right? • Good balance • Users don’t complain • Don’t cost too much resource • Gamer buy only 1 his favorite weapon/armor • VIP gamers buy all weapon/armor within first weak • Users ask for the update quickly MONETIZATION
- 16. 16 • Learn from Chinese / Korean / Japanese developers • GACHA • Upgrade system • Use reward videos MONETIZATION How to improve?
- 17. CLASH OF ALLSTARS GAMES 17 A REAL MOBA GAME FOR MOBILE – COMING SOON