Deconstructor of Fun podcast is created by games professionals for games professionals. We explore the business side of the games industry with the goal of bringing listeners content that is relevant, insightful, and entertaining on a weekly basis. Hosts: Michail Katkoff @mkatkoff www.linkedin.com/in/michailkatkoff/ Eric Kress @ekress www.linkedin.com/in/erickress/ Laura Taranto @laurataranto www.... more
Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 654 | Founded | 8 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | Video GamesLeisure |
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Mishka Katkoff interviews Aaron Thandi, Chief Commercial Officer at Mistplay, discussing the innovative approaches to loyalty-driven user acquisition and retention in the mobile gaming industry.
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I look forward to my weekly dose of This Week in Gaming from Deconstructor of Fun. The insights are great, the hosts play off each other well, and they’re all open to acknowledging each others’ competing viewpoints on industry news. I’ve been a regular listener for 2 years now and it continually improves. The last year’s worth of in-depth interviews provide even more insight that you can’t get anywhere else. Hard questions and no fluff. Thanks for all the great content, DoF!
I have been listening to TWIG for many years now and I have always appreciated the great insights that are shared each week. Also, Kress is my spirit animal.
I am finally writing a review today because I am so happy to hear Adam back on the show! I have been missing your commentary and insight from the product development side of the business. Welcome back!
Thanks to everyone at TWIG for all of the great content!
I’ve struggled to get past the PR and flood of news in the gaming industry before subscribing to this podcast. The hosts give multiple perspectives on the news then both read between the lines and zoom out to the macro issues at play. The interviews have been hit or miss in quality and could use editing, but the updates are must listens for me.
Great content. Audio goes up and down depending on who is taking and if that person moves towards the microphone while speaking.
Insider content on the video game industry with perspectives of different roles.
Allow yourselves to go a little longer on tangents. Sometimes some really interesting things are talked about.
Absolutely love listening. Informative and entertaining.
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Insights into the gaming industry's business dynamics are explored through discussions that cover various topics from acquisitions and game design to market trends and monetization strategies. Aimed at professionals in the gaming sector, the content often highlights recent developments, innovative strategies, and interviews with industry leaders, providing listeners with unique perspectives and actionable takeaways. Noteworthy episodes have tackled significant themes such as mobile gaming growth, the impact of major acquisitions, and the evolving landscape of monetization, making the content both relevant and thought-provoking for its audience.
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