Microsoft’s PlayFab division said it is cutting prices for its networked player game services. The changes are rooted in PlayFab’s effort to find efficiencies and increasing value for game developers.

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Microsoft’s PlayFab division is introducing a pay-as-you-go plan for its game developer services with no minimum monthly fees. The announcement follows last week’s 90% drop in prices for Azure PlayFab ...

Making games is more accessible than it ever has been. There's now a myriad of game engines to choose from, most of them for free, and an equally important accessibility of storefronts in the PC space ...

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"Microsoft, with its deep expertise in gaming and cloud computing, is a perfect home for PlayFab as we expand our platform and features," the company said. (Reuters) Microsoft has acquired gaming ...

Complete backend and operations platform PlayFab has announced some of its most popular features will now be made free for developers to access. The Seattle tools outfit hopes that its move - labelled ...

Microsoft announced it has acquired PlayFab a backend platform provider of services to build, launch and grow cloud-connected games. PlayFab's tools are designed to be used by game developers on all ...

Terms of the deal weren't disclosed. The acquisition comes two years after cloud leader Amazon Web Services released its first gaming tools. Microsoft on Monday announced that it has acquired PlayFab, ...

Microsoft is acquiring PlayFab, cross-platform gaming tool vendor, for an undisclosed amount. Microsoft announced on Jan. 29 its plan to buy PlayFab, its second acquisition of calendar 2018. (The ...