Candy Crush Solitaire debuts

‘Candy Crush Solitaire’ Aims to Push King Fans Beyond Match 3 Genre While Courting Longtime Card Gamers
"Candy Crush Solitaire," mobile game developer King's latest sugar-coated game in its popular "Candy Crush" franchise, launches Thursday.
Candy Crush Solitaire debuts as 1st King game in a while
King has launched Candy Crush Solitaire around the world as the latest mobile game that carries the Candy Crush brand.
Candy Crush Solitaire is King First’s New Game Under Microsoft Ownership
Candy Crush Solitaire is King’s first new game since Microsoft acquired its parent company Activision Blizzard in October 2023.
Interview: Marta Cortiñas tells us how Candy Crush Solitaire brings King's usual magic to the classic card game
Candy Crush Solitaire is now available for iOS and Android, bringing King's classic stylings to the classic card game. Given the company's previous successes, it could be the next big thing. So, we spoke to Marta Cortiñas,
A Beloved Classic Just Got Sweeter Than Ever; Candy Crush Solitaire™ Launches Worldwide
King, the interactive entertainment company behind the world-famous Candy Crush® franchise, today launches Candy Crush Solitaire™ on mobile devices worldwi
King launches Candy Crush Solitaire on mobile devices in February
King announced that it will launch Candy Crush Solitaire on mobile devices on February 6, 2025. It’s a sweet new chapter for Candy Crush, which is an extremely popular mobile game series. And it’s bit like the trend for card games that was started by Balatro.
Candy crush spurs $1.8 billion gaming-revenue boom in Africa
The gaming community on the continent climbed 10% to 349 million players, and 89% of revenue came from mobile, the analysis showed.
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‘Candy Crush Solitaire’ Mobile Game Launching in February
Per King’s description for the new “Candy Crush” franchise game, “‘Candy Crush Solitaire‘ offers players a fresh, exciting way to enjoy solitaire by blending the familiar gameplay of ...
Africa's $1.8 Billion Gaming Boom: Why Microsoft Can't Ignore Mobile
Africa's gaming industry is exploding, with 90% of its $1.8B revenue coming from mobile games. Microsoft's Xbox may need a ...