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Superstar Session: Making Profitable Hypercasual Hits

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Shows that a profitable hypercasual hit is about metrics, not promises: benchmarking with Apptopia and internal BI, then iterating seven times in ~2.5 weeks to raise retention from ~33% to >40%; publish in three weeks and hit profitability within days. Explains the lifecycle (initial overspend for algorithm learning, throttle down, then steady profitable tail) and notes a live title Cat Escape earns sustained net profit despite never getting below 30¢ Facebook CPI.

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  1. 0:00Intro
  2. 2:37Hyper Casual University
  3. 3:45Scaling Up
  4. 5:16Throttling Down
  5. 6:47Bad Life Cycle
  6. 8:40Cat Escape Life Cycle
  7. 9:10Scaling Up Phase
  8. 9:44Cat Escape
  9. 10:56Publishing
  10. 16:14Sunday
  11. 16:55Team
  12. 17:49Communication
  13. 18:58AppLike Group
  14. 20:35Balaji
  15. 22:44Questions
  16. 24:32Life cycle of games
  17. 25:52Minimum daily active users
  18. 27:16Advice for new developers
  19. 29:02Developer questions
  20. 30:03Why hypercasual
  21. 31:19Can you rescue a game
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