Kabam's move into the mobile sphere has raised its revenues by 60%

Kabam’s first mobile game Kingdoms of Camelot: Battle for the North became the highest-grossing app in the Apple iTunes Appstore by the end of 2012 and allowed the studio to increase its revenues by 60% compared to the previous year.

Developers have not yet announced the exact amount of earnings, but they can be calculated independently, given that a year ago Kabam’s income was about $ 100 million.

Since April 2012, Kingdom of Camelot: Battle of the North has been included in the list of the highest-grossing games in more than 50 countries. At the moment, as many as two Kabam projects appear in the American top 25 cash applications for iPhone. 

Previously, the company specialized in hardcore strategies for Facebook. Now the social network accounts for only 30% of Kabam’s revenue.

Recall that not so long ago she received investments from the film companies Warner Bros and MGM.