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Playnomics game analytics rates players for potential purchases


 
  
Playnomics, a startup that helps predict which gamers will be valuable to game developers, is announcing today a free player-scoring system for online game and app publishers.


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Playnomics figures out how game players rate when it comes to potential purchases

Venture Beat, Dean Takahashi, Mar 1, 2012.

Playnomics is announcing a free player-scoring system for online game and app publishers.

This free scoring system could prove to be extremely valuable to game publishers and developers who want to know which players are the most valuable in terms of their likelihood that they will spend money in a free-to-play game, where users play for free and pay real money for virtual goods. Publishes can use it as a live, predictive customer relationship management to find the right new players for a game or app and monetize them through targeted messages that are delivered inside games.

Playnomics Engagement Report

Playnomics began sharing the scoring system for publishers in November and it is now scoring more than 20 million monthly active players across dozens of publishers, platforms and portals.

"You are how you play," said Chethan Ramachandran, CEO of Playnomics. "Our predictive scoring system reveals hidden traits about players, and is applicable to both publishers and players of games. Just like a credit score, our scores are portable across games, and predict how a player will perform in any game environment."

He added, "Scoring gives the marketers at game publishers a way to find the right player for their game and then message those players in-game with personal promotions. Scores also ultimately give players a way to see their play personality - how social they are, how competitive, which informs who they want to play with and what to play."

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