Kixi is a German-language video on demand app designed to offer educationally valuable content for children and families. We had a quick chat with the app's developers to understand why they chose to publish it on the Amazon Appstore.

We sat down with eOne to hear more about what drives their kids and family success on Amazon Fire tablets, their strategic vision toward offering versatile and rich content, and what app monetisation model they experienced resonates best with Amazon Appstore customers. 

Teach Your Monster to Read is a suite of online literacy games designed to help children tackle their first steps of reading. We sat down with the game's developers to learn more about the game and understand why it was so important to them to publish it on the Amazon Appstore.

German game developer b-interaktive likes to make sure that their games are available across all app stores. Check out our interview with them to find out how they manage to achieve app version parity and how they handle updates. 

Berlin-based developer dailyme TV offers a unique product that enables their customers to watch TV at any time and any place. Check out this episode of Dev Chat to learn more about them, their development process, and why they chose to release on Amazon Fire tablets and Fire TV.

German developer Whow Games is passionate about social casino games. Check out this edition of Dev Chat to find out why they decided to bring their games to Amazon Appstore and why they think Amazon customers are valuable to them.

Ruya is a meditative puzzle game where you play a seemingly sleepy character with a garden of adorable characters beneath her. The goal is to match cute characters in Ruya's world of dreams, swiping, sliding, and popping these characters to progress and unfold Ruya's memories.
 

takt1 likes to describe itself as the "Netflix for Classical Music." Recently, they brought their service to the big screen with Amazon Fire TV. Why was Fire TV their first choice? Find out their reasons and more in this edition of Dev Chat.

在变化激烈的日本智能手机游戏界，保持游戏的人气是一个大课题。其中保持热度3年以上的一款射击游戏就是《哥德式魔法少女（通称：哥魔乙・gomaotsu）》。

这样的《哥魔乙》于2018年3月在日本 Amazon 应用商店上架了。8月22日时的客户评论为平均4.5分（评价总数18），取得了很高的评价。特别是提及到与 Amazon Fire 平板电脑的良好兼容性的评论引人注目。

此次我访问了运营「哥德式魔法少女」的 CAVE 公司，向其了解了「射击×社交」的哥魔乙在诞生之前发生在幕后的故事、 Amazon 应用商店版发布的背景，以及将游戏人气保持 3 年以上的秘决。

The Amazon Appstore Japan team sat down with FightSong Inc., the company who developed and operate "Abandoned Girls.” We heard the story of Abandoned Girls’ development in China to the release in Japan, and their unique perspective on the Amazon Appstore.