Gamehaus Unveils Gamehaus 2.0 for Predictable Game Publishing
Gamehaus Holdings Inc. has announced Gamehaus 2.0, a global, lifecycle-integrated publishing model designed to make hit creation more predictable, announced in a press release. This new strategy combines an outside-in approach, integrating the best-fit creative teams at each stage of a game's lifecycle, with an inside-out engine known as the Gamehaus Business System (GBS). The GBS standardizes and scales enablement across discovery, development, launch, and live operations.
Gamehaus 2.0 aims to address the industry's challenge of unpredictable hits by breaking data silos and efficiently integrating supply chain resources throughout the game lifecycle. The model is embedded throughout the entire game lifecycle, providing end-to-end oversight from concept to commercialization. This approach allows Gamehaus to manage channels and user acquisition, acting as the organizer of traffic during the publishing and promotion stages.
Additionally, Gamehaus is advancing AI integration by embedding AI technologies such as AIGC and AI Agents into the GBS platform. This integration aims to build a digital infrastructure for the game industry, enhancing the discovery, empowerment, and amplification processes. Gamehaus 2.0 aspires to reshape global standards in creative game production, ensuring each success in the global casual-mobile publishing value chain is traceable and teachable.
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