Comments on: LOLapps Partners with Atari’s Cryptic Studios, Launches Champions Online on Facebook

By: Taking Stock of Facebook’s Top Social Game Developers in 2009

Taking Stock of Facebook’s Top Social Game Developers in 2009 — Wed, 30 Dec 2009 01:34:38 +0000

[...] to promote off-Facebook products like Console games. It has already cut deals with companies like Atari and EA. While we don’t have a lot of visibility into all of the white-label apps it has [...]

By: EA Launches Dante’s Inferno RPG with Lolapps to Promote New Console Title

EA Launches Dante’s Inferno RPG with Lolapps to Promote New Console Title — Wed, 23 Dec 2009 19:15:17 +0000

[...] Meanwhile, Lolapps has been busy partnering with console gaming companies and others, creating well-stylized RPGs themed around whatever their partners are trying to promote. Earlier this fall, for example, it launched Champions Online, the RPG version of Atari’s Champions Online massive multiplayer game. While Lolapps has been best known for its quiz and gift creator apps, the new strategy appears to be working well — at least in terms of traffic. Along with Champions, its other new RPGs, Diva Life, Band of Heroes and Band of Heroes, have all grown into the millions of users. [...]

By: A Look at This Week’s Top 20 Up-and-Coming Facebook Games List

A Look at This Week’s Top 20 Up-and-Coming Facebook Games List — Sat, 21 Nov 2009 02:41:36 +0000

[...] So let’s look at some of the especially interesting apps on today’s list. Band of Heroes is one, with 421,000 new users to reach 690,000. At number four, it is at the tail end of at least three role-playing games from LOLapps that have been making their way into the millions. The others have been Diva Life and Yakuza Lords. These games are part of a larger plan by the app developer to promote other types of video games, more here. [...]

By: This Week’s Up-and-Coming List Has Some Solid New Gaming Apps

This Week’s Up-and-Coming List Has Some Solid New Gaming Apps — Sat, 21 Nov 2009 02:24:10 +0000