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Ever wanted to feel the power of a perfect sword cut? 🗡️

Blade Radiant puts the blade in YOUR hands.

One swipe slices through deadly attacks. Real physics debris flies. Glowing sword trails follow your every move. Then come the giant Golem bosses and they do NOT go down easy.

Simple to pick up. Impossible to put down.

⚔️ Download FREE on Google Play 👇

Here's a number worth sitting with for a second: $11,000,000,000.

That's what Tencent made in gaming revenue in the first three months of 2026.

And no it's not because they had some massive new game launch that broke the internet. It's because they've spent years building games that people genuinely don't want to leave.

Honor of Kings is still growing. Clash Royale is still growing. Wuthering Waves went from relative newcomer to a meaningful revenue driver. And Valorant is doing it on both PC and mobile simultaneously.

International gaming revenue alone grew 13% year-over-year to $2.77bn. They only crossed $10bn annually in international gaming for the first time in 2025 and they're already accelerating past that milestone.

Meanwhile, the rest of the industry keeps asking what's the next big game? Tencent keeps asking how do we make the games we have even better?

One question builds hype. The other builds $11 billion quarters.

What do you think other gaming companies should be learning from this?
Share your thoughts below would love to hear different perspectives on this.

Block Blast - 300M monthly players, #1 downloaded game of 2025 quietly vanished from Google's Play Store this week.

No announcement. Just gone.

It came back a few hours later with zero explanation from Hungry Studio or Google.

This is a game built entirely on user acquisition and discoverability. A Play Store blackout, even a short one, isn't nothing.

What do you think caused it? 👇

Monopoly just printed $41 million in 90 days. 🤑

Honestly? Hasbro just won the licensing game without making a single game.
Scopely built Monopoly Go. You played it. Hasbro collected $41M in Q1 alone.

Are you playing it? And which classic game brand should do this next? 🎲

This is what happens when Cristiano Ronaldo stops just playing football and starts funding it. ⚽

UFL just arrived on mobile and before you scroll past, here's why this one is different from every mobile football game that disappointed you before:

✅ Console-quality graphics built for your phone, not ported to it
✅ Valverde. Raphinha. A licensed roster that reads like your dream squad
✅ Real tournaments + live events locked to actual football season dates
✅ Limited-edition player cards, authentic kits, genuine depth, not pay-to-win noise

The game already had 7 million players before it ever hit mobile.

Let that land for a second.

That means there's already a community, already a meta, already people who know exactly what they're doing and you're catching it early enough to matter.

Football gaming on mobile has been boring for too long. UFL isn't just another entry. It's a reset.

Save this post. Share it with your football crew. And if you've been waiting for the one that actually gets it right - this might be it. 👇

Tag the friend who's still pretending FC Mobile is enough.