“We are definitely trying to work with blue-chip partners,” he said. Like the previous titles, “WWE Champions” will have a freemium model: The game will offer players in-app purchases, such as for card packs or power-ups for their Superstars or Legends.Ĭollins said WWE was impressed by Scopely’s string of No. Interactive Entertainment’s “Injustice: Gods Among Us.” It followed that in January 2015 with “WWE Immortals,” a hand-to-hand combat fighting game with more than 15 million downloads, which uses the game engine from Warner Bros. In August 2014 it launched the “WWE Supercard” collectible card battle game, which has 9.5 million downloads to date. The game is WWE’s third since the company embarked on its mobile-game strategy in late 2014.
“These mobile games also are great way to bring in new fans.” Giving our fans great games to play on the go is a part of our strategy,” said Collins. “First and foremost, we really want to engage our fan base. Collins said a key aspect of puzzle games is that they appeal broadly across all age ranges and among both men and women. “WWE Champions” will be the first release from Scopely’s multititle partnership with games studio Kung Fu Factory. “Together with Scopely, we’ve planned an expansive slate of mobile gaming content to keep WWE’s passionate fan base engaged,” said Casey Collins, WWE’s exec VP of consumer products.
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