Chinese internet service provider Tencent's Mobile QQ Game Hall attracts more than 13 million users daily, according to a report from Marbridge Consulting.
The platform, compatible with various formats, including Android, iOS, Windows Phone, Symbian and HTML5, manages to reach that figure, despite not having a significant number of titles on offer.
Re-Weiboed
The Tencent portal, connected to the Mobile QQ Game Hall, features the Chinese answer to Twitter, Weibo, which caters for over 250 million members - which could explain the large number of users.
Overall the app has surpassed the 200 million total user milestone, with a peak concurrent user figure capping at a million.
"Several dozen casual games are available through the app, with more being added regularly - primarily casual card and board games such as Dou Dizhu, Chinese chess, and Tetris," pointed out Marbridge Consulting.
"Tencent has also launched "social features" - interactivity with Tencent Microblog - for the Symbian and Android clients. Tencent said that it would offer open partnerships to all casual game developers interested in working with Mobile QQ Game Hall."
[source: Marbridge Consulting]
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