LiveOps is an integral part of the modern gaming industry, ensuring continuous player engagement and satisfaction. The frequency of updates and in-game events continues to grow as players expect regular innovations and unique content. During the course, you will learn about the latest trends and technologies in LiveOps, update your existing knowledge, and immediately implement these skills to enhance the game's profitability.

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The course content offers systematically organized knowledge and unique insights gained by the mentor over more than 10 years in renowned gaming companies. It's a unique opportunity to acquire comprehensive knowledge in LiveOps, enhance professionalism, and receive advice that prevents mistakes, saves time, and leads to significant results.

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The course is built upon solving the daily tasks of a LiveOps manager. With the mentor, you will analyze specific examples step-by-step, learning which methods to apply in various situations to achieve optimal results. You'll analyze successful and unsuccessful examples of LiveOps strategies from different games and perform exercises aimed at developing and implementing LiveOps strategies in your game projects.

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The course covers all key aspects of LiveOps, with topics flowing logically into each other to ensure you are left with a clear structure for working with in-game events at the end of the course. Moving from basic concepts to complex strategies and their practical application, you'll be able to transform your ideas into engaging game events and increase your game revenue.

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The course includes recorded lectures that you can watch at your convenience. You can pause, take notes, immediately apply changes to your current project, and analyze outcomes. Moreover, real-time Q&A sessions with the mentor allow you to ask questions or discuss specific cases, enhancing your learning experience.

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Vadim Bulatov is an expert in marketing, product management, and game design, with over 12 years of successful experience in the gaming industry.

Throughout his career, Vadim has collaborated with major companies such as Wargaming, Melsoft/Moon Active, and Playkot, where he worked on top-grossing games for mobile devices and PC. He has been involved in the full production cycle—from product management and vision creation to launch and optimization. Vadim has also led the liveops, economy, and monetization department for the game Age of Magic, using his extensive experience and knowledge to develop successful strategies for managing game processes.

In addition to his corporate roles, Vadim serves as a product consultant in casual and mid-core games, bringing his unique perspective to game content creation and development.

With Vadim's professionalism and experience, you can be assured that the course will be rich in valuable information and practical advice to help you achieve new heights in your career.

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Regarding the course, Vadim says: "The gaming industry is immense. In terms of revenue, it surpasses the combined earnings of movies, sports, and music. 

The primary revenue in the industry comes from free-to-play games. The process through which players pay in a free game is called LiveOps. 

There is a huge demand for LiveOps specialists, and there is a direct correlation between the quantity and quality of such specialists and the game's revenue growth. 

Together with Magicskills.pro, we have developed a course aimed at uncovering all aspects of the daily work of a Live Ops manager. At the same time, it teaches how to bring value to the company, contributing to the game's revenue growth."
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Game Designer

"I truly enjoyed it. the author’s expertise is undeniable and uniquely valuable. it made me revisit and refine many of my own views on LiveOps, and what i already knew was reinforced even more.
Honestly, i’m going through this course for the second time because there’s SO MUCH useful information that needs to be fully absorbed."

Producer in OpenMyGame

"In the genre I work in [word puzzles], LiveOps practices are applied at a fairly basic level, which is an obvious growth opportunity for our projects. the challenge is the lack of expertise and references within the genre. I took the LiveOps course specifically to gain outside expertise.

The lecturer’s practical experience, systematized and packaged, has been invaluable to me as an additional source of data alongside competitor analysis and internal team experience.

In particular, the concreteness was extremely helpful—best practices, no fluff—what works, what doesn’t, what matters, what doesn’t, along with the classification and systematic description of the entities and tools used. This provided a solid foundation for designing a LiveOps feature and activity roadmap, from which i can build and develop further, taking into account the specifics of the genre."