Authors

Subscribe:.rss.atom.json.md

Publishes 1 feed

• Videogame Positioning

  A newsletter for game founders. Fix category, promise and proof to grow your revenues.

  10 posts · theirs

Lately

• They Put a Beloved Name on Its Own Opposite.

  Videogame Positioning · 2026-08-15

• Artifact Pulled 60,000 Players on Day One. The Name Did That, Not the Game.

  Videogame Positioning · 2026-08-08

• Zynga Paid Players To Leave One Of Its Games For Another

  Videogame Positioning · 2026-08-01

• July 2026 Deep Dive: The Word You Can Win

  Videogame Positioning · 2026-07-30

• The Word That Built a Genre (and Why Yours Probably Won't)

  Videogame Positioning · 2026-07-25

• The Feeling Your Competitors Cannot Clone

  Videogame Positioning · 2026-07-18

• Eighteen Words That Funded Superhot in Twenty-Three Hours

  Videogame Positioning · 2026-07-11

• The Game That Forgot Its Own Name

  Videogame Positioning · 2026-07-04

• June 2026 Deep Dive: The Opposite Engine

  Videogame Positioning · 2026-06-30

• How Forza Horizon split the racing category in two

  Videogame Positioning · 2026-06-27

Everything on this page was read from markup Federico Cicchi published — a rel="me" link, an h-card, or the feed’s own author element. Nothing was inferred from anywhere else. To correct or remove it, get in touch. Machine-readable: JSON