Introduction
[00:00:00] Jon Jordan: Whats up, and welcome to the Cellular GameDev Playbook. Thanks for tuning in for an additional episode. That is the podcast all about what makes an excellent cellular recreation, what’s and isn’t working for cellular recreation designers, and all the newest tendencies. I’m your host, Jon Jordan, and in right now’s episode, we’ll talk about the worth of brand name licensing, how you are able to do it, and the challenges, alternatives, and points. We now have an all-star solid to speak about that. Introductions. First up, now we have Rachit Moti, the CEO of Layer Licensing. How’s it going, Rachit?
[00:00:33] Rachit Moti: Very effectively, thanks for having me. How are you?
[00:00:35] Jon: Sure, good. I’m trying ahead to this. You will be approaching it, you have got a platform we’re moving into particulars of what you’re doing there, however you’re enabling the manufacturers, builders, and content material creators to return collectively. Additionally, from the content material creator facet, now we have Asi Burak, the Chief Enterprise Officer at Tilting Level. How’s it going, Asi?
[00:00:57] Asi Burak: Good, thanks. I’m excited to be over right here with you.
[00:00:59] Jon: Good. To make sure we choose up all of the tendencies, now we have our professional Kalle Heikkinen, an analyst at GameRefinery by Liftoff. How’s it going, Kalle?
[00:01:11] Kalle Heikkinen: Excellent, Jon. How about you?
[00:01:14] Jon: Sure, good. Let’s crack on. Let’s do some extra detailed introductions. Rachit, you might be within the start-up within the house, so spend a while explaining. What’s Layer Licensing? What are you doing? What’s the imaginative and prescient? What drawback are you fixing for us?
[00:01:33] Rachit: Sure, positive. Nice query. Layer is a market that helps publishers and builders work with IP. We’re an IP licensing market. Meaning whether or not you’ve received a recreation that’s dwell and out there, you must have a look at content material integrations to work with fashionable characters, automotive manufacturers, or client items that folks already know and love for in-game integration.
That’s a method of taking a look at it, all the best way to getting the rights to make a licensed recreation round an IP, movie, or TV collection. That house has traditionally been onerous for each writer or developer to entry. It requires numerous assets, and it’s usually one thing that sits in the direction of the highest of the market, the huge publishers enjoying this house. We’re attempting to make that simpler for each different developer and writer via our market.
[00:02:35] Jon: Cool. Asi, Tilting Level has labored with many huge manufacturers through the years. SpongeBob springs to thoughts. Together with your content material creator hat on, the place does licensing sit for you guys? Is it a giant drawback? From my top-down view, they’re changing into extra necessary over time. Is that broadly right?
[00:02:58] Asi: Sure, not solely that, it’s changing into extra necessary, through the years, within the space of licensing, you construct a fame with the licensor. You create, year-over-year, you make a extra sturdy community and extra substantial alternatives. IP is an excellent highly effective tilting level concerning what we will provide our companions and what we will do out there. With Web3, IP goes to be tremendous highly effective. Within the IDFA period, it’s extra necessary. Sure, the way forward for licensing is safe in that sense.
How does Layer Licensing carry IPs and video games collectively?
[00:03:44] Jon: That’s a superb start line. Rachit, most of us can now perceive the baseline of what you’re attempting to do. Some manufacturers are blissful to enter video games and need to generate income from that, and there are numerous video games. Each recreation developer now’s not less than within the potential for that. You might be bringing this stuff collectively within the market.
It’s attention-grabbing what Asi was saying there may be; whilst you’re taking friction out of that, possibly that’s not the crucial problem in these license negotiations, which is extra about fame. Are you able to discuss a bit about how you might be doing the nuts and bolts of bringing individuals collectively, however it’s way more than that to achieve success?
[00:04:28] Rachit: Sure. We wish increasingly more builders and publishers to have the ability to play like Tilting Level. Tilting Level has this stellar monitor document of SpongeBob, Warhammer, Narcos, and so forth. In the best way we do it, what we do to assist that course of, and the way we assist simplify that until you’ve performed it, it’s onerous to get a learn on what that even entails.
Who do you converse to? How do you determine prices or the method round approvals or going via a licensing contract? Our platform initially focuses on matchmaking and discovery and guaranteeing that folks can determine who’s a match. Then we go down that latter stage strategy of, “Effectively, how will we make these offers come collectively higher?”
How will we guarantee feedback are shifting forwards and backwards via the platform? Make it possible for now we have standardized methods of working collectively legally via commonplace licensing contracts and people sorts of issues. Then, after all, there’s a component of guaranteeing that we assist the builders or publishers articulate why this matches the IP. Why is that this one thing that’s going to make sense for the followers and the viewers?
There’s an enormous belief component. The model licensor or the IP holder, basically, is the guardian of that franchise or that narrative, and in the event you’re licensing it, you might be, by extension, saying that you simply’re going to guard it too and work with it in the fitting method. Over time, the extra licensing publicity anybody has, and the extra we will help them transfer via that, the larger these licenses are that folks can work with, and the extra often they’ll begin doing that. It takes time to have the ability to do what Tilting Level’s doing.
[00:06:29] Jon: Sure. If I’m an indie developer, I’ve made some video games, and I’m keen on what’s taking place, how do I entry your platform? What are the early steps?
[00:06:40] Rachit: The early steps for Layer are easy. You go on our web site: Layer Licensing, you’ll be able to enroll, and it permits you to into the product. Basically, we ask the questions round, inform us about your video games, inform us about your viewers, what are you interested by? Commercially, what’s viable as effectively? As a result of on this house, there’s no level attempting to succeed in out to a Lucasfilm kind.
In case your recreation is small, it’s not even the fitting style match, and it’s not going to be thematically consistent with what they’re doing. We assist the builders there specific what they’re after; the place you may be making puzzle video games, we may be focusing on a US viewers, and we would already know that our viewers is skewing 25 to 45 females, for instance. By taking all of that in and figuring out what commercials would possibly work for them, our system pushes them IP that overlaps with that viewers.
It’s IP that can resonate with these gamers. That’s necessary to make sure that we don’t simply apply any random model or IP as a result of that’s the place we see failures out there. Individuals have performed what individuals name IP slapping or label slapping. To keep away from that, attempt to discover the overlaps between your viewers and the IP viewers. We attempt to go down that route, however the early phases of signing as much as Layer, are simply utilizing the platform and organising a profile and saying what you’re after, and the platform does the remainder of it.
[00:08:13] Jon: That’s an attention-grabbing level the place you’re saying as a result of my first impression was builders flip up, and it’s such a giant world of all these IPs, and there can be a complete bunch on the market. However how do you discover out those you don’t know that they’re those that you must discuss to? It feels like there’s all this viewers, that concept of a crossover between viewers, it’s so nice as a result of you’ll be able to go, “I’ve received this recreation, and I’ve received numerous gamers on this a part of the world,” and also you would possibly discover it’s probably a neighborhood IP that you simply’ve by no means heard of. It’s like an IP discovery mechanic occurring there.
[00:08:49] Rachit: Sure. That’s the factor. If you consider it, nobody can know each IP on the market and the place the viewers can be best for you. Equally, just some licensors know each recreation on the market. Nobody additionally is aware of the audiences accessible to work with from the licensor facet. Sure, that discovery component, traditionally, has been difficult. We attempt to change that as a lot as we will.
How does licensing work from content material creator’s standpoint?
[00:09:18] Jon: Asi, when you consider your licensing, how does that work out of your content material creator’s standpoint? Sure belongings you do with SpongeBob and belongings you do with Warhammer fall out extra logically, however are you able to give us some examples of how you considered that?
[00:09:40] Asi: We now have a novel writer place versus a developer that owns a recreation. That’s one title or a pair. The best way we take into consideration content material and the best way we take into consideration IP matches coming from an engine. That’s our perspective. Through the years, now we have aggregated a lot of engines. These days, it’s 40 and a few of them we outright personal as first-party, however a few of them are third-party offers that we’re doing with the builders. The concept of an engine is that, from our very risk-averse strategy, it must be one thing already confirmed with out an IP.
It’s scalable, monetizes, after which the IP will do two easy issues if it’s a superb match. One is it’s going to carry natural site visitors, however much more importantly, if it’s performed effectively, it’s going to decrease the fee per set up and the CPI. That can enable the identical engine to achieve success at X with IP to be 3 to 5X. We base the IP product on a earlier success that solely amplifies what was performed earlier than. In fact, I’m shortcutting. It’s nonetheless a major effort to match the AP, make the brand new recreation, and make sure that the values are stored, however that’s the high-level serious about it.
[00:11:29] Jon: From a industrial standpoint, one of many points with IP is that you simply’re giving freely a reduce of income since you’re getting another person’s IP. You must be very clearly aligned that you simply’re simply not doing it as a result of it’s cool throughout the firm to do Star Wars or one thing.
[00:11:48] Asi: For positive. As I stated, once I’m serious about the amplification of whether or not it’s 3X, 5X, and it permits me to run way more consumer acquisition profitably, that must be a lot increased than the a part of the pie that I’m giving freely to the licensor, that must be the precept.
IP tendencies in cellular video games
[00:12:10] Jon: Kalle, coming to you from a development standpoint, what are we seeing concerning your market evaluation of how IP is getting used? Are you able to pull something on the market, and in what methods?
[00:12:26] Kalle: It’s fascinating that if we have a look at new video games launched, for instance, within the final 12 months that has discovered sustained success within the high 200 grossing, there are 4 video games, Diablo, MARVEL SNAP, Dislyte, after which the idle recreation The Workplace. Dislyte is the one one which doesn’t use an IP. It’s powerful to launch a brand new recreation now and make it to the highest, however it’s much more sophisticated in the event you’re not utilizing an IP.
In the event you’re not making an IP-based recreation, there are different methods to leverage an exterior IP, most notably collaboration and crossover occasions. On this discipline, we see thrilling issues taking place on a regular basis. In the event you have a look at some GameRefinery information, we will see that collaboration occasions have been prevalent in Japan for a very long time. At the moment, 68% of the highest 200 video games are using these. Within the West, they’re rising as effectively. These days, 32% of the highest 200 grossing video games use collaboration occasions. Then, on the development facet there, we see collaboration occasions changing into extra progressive, extra outstanding in scale, extra appreciable in manufacturing values, and so forth, they usually additionally last more. For instance, the occasion with The Strolling Lifeless and State of Survival lasts for six months now. We now have a really thrilling Cookie Run BTS occasion; it’s nonetheless occurring, however it is going to final for 100 days.
Then yet another factor is that the spectrum of IPs has additionally virtually exploded. These days, you’ll be able to see thrilling combos like Cristiano Ronaldo in Garena Free Fireplace or Gucci in Pokémon Go. Talking of Gucci, I believe one development that’s fairly seen is how we see increasingly more of those vogue manufacturers in video games like Ralph Lauren in Fortnite, Burberry in Minecraft, and Louis Vuitton in League of Legends. It is sensible, particularly with these video games with this or huge beauty economies. These are the large issues we see from our perspective out there concerning the IP stuff.
Liveops has brought on a necessity for brand spanking new content material repeatedly
[00:14:32] Jon: Excellent. That’s most likely the largest change over the previous few years, isn’t IPs and licenses getting extra beneficial; it’s how they’re getting used, and it’s not making a recreation round a single IP. Nonetheless, that’s one thing that actually has elevated rather a lot. Nonetheless, as LiveOps has turn into the lifeblood of the free-to-play cellular business, getting manufacturers in for restricted durations is essential.
Coming again to what you’re doing with Layer, that you simply’re doing these, these are fairly, in a way, small restricted durations that that you must have some effectivity in doing these offers. Since you’re not making a complete recreation based mostly on Gucci or one thing, you have got Gucci in for just a few months. That’s the place Layer performs into how the business is altering since you’re decreasing the friction so that folks would possibly do 5 – 6 branded occasions a 12 months. They’ll do this a lot faster via a market than cellphone individuals or go to conferences and stuff like that.
[00:15:33] Rachit: For positive. That was the beginning of what we noticed out there once we began Layer, and LiveOps exploded usually. The sport business started incorporating occasions in LiveOps increasingly more, and we figured IP is such an thrilling house that, to do extra of these offers, we have to see if there’s a simple method of doing that.
On this post-IDFA world, that’s changing into much more necessary for a lot of firms to make sure they’ll run a pipeline of ongoing content material that draws gamers in methods they couldn’t earlier than. That pipeline of occasions and LiveOps house is crucial. On the licensor facet, that’s additionally changing into extra recognized to them. It has taken a short time to grasp that on their very own, they’ve beforehand performed effectively. What sort of recreation are you going to make round IP? Which, numerous the time, is profitable, as you’d know, with so many licensed video games on the market. However they’re additionally now coming to grasp that, “Oh, we as a licensor, as an IP, can work in a number of video games, and take into consideration this and construct a slate for our IPs to be throughout the market at completely different occasions, in several markets, and geographies, in several genres.”
The gamers in a hardcore recreation, seeing your IP there, will not be cannibalizing, or possibly a totally completely different set to these in a hyper-casual, seeing your IP in a distinct nation six months later. There are methods of constructing that simpler for them to grasp, which is on the up.
Can there be a model overkill?
[00:17:27] Jon: Inform me if I’m right or not. All these tendencies appear to push in the identical course, and most IP holders at the moment are way more for the explanations you stated. Nonetheless, extra usually as effectively, they’re much extra open to not being so treasured about what they’ve received as a result of now there are such a lot of channels, not simply in video games, however clearly, manufacturers are all over the place.
There can solely be one recreation at a time, or it’s an unique license or one thing like that. Whereas now, even with the largest licenses there, Marvel and Star Wars, there are a number of video games on a regular basis. A few of them are fairly related in style, however the licensor, says, “Effectively, we aren’t going to choose or select winners. You guys do it.” Can we nonetheless have model overkill? Asi, I’ll ask you. Would there be some manufacturers the place you go, “I simply can’t see how this provides up as a result of there are such a lot of video games?” There are ten video games out of a 12 months that this model does, however that doesn’t work.
[00:18:26] Asi: Sure, you do see it, although I believe they noticed that it dilutes the model and, once more, in excessive instances that they do, not like what Rachit talked about, they’re doing it with the identical viewers, with the identical style time and again. It’s not useful, they usually ultimately see what I wished so as to add to the combo right here about with the ability to stroll with many manufacturers and completely different audiences and locations.
One other factor that we assist our developer companions with is to get to platforms that aren’t free-to-play, and their IPs additionally make a giant distinction. New platforms are coming in. Some have already got a historical past, like Apple Arcade of three years. These subscription platforms behave very otherwise than free-to-play. They nonetheless might be very profitable. At Tilting Level, we wish to diversify and work with them. We’re sturdy on Apple and Netflix, and others are coming. It doesn’t essentially cannibalize your free-to-play efforts.
Japanese cellular recreation market is all about collaborations
[00:19:58] Jon: I’m going to cycle again to one thing you stated, Kalle, and it’s one thing we’ve mentioned in earlier podcasts, which is attention-grabbing. You talked about in Japan, specifically, the overwhelming majority is all about collaborations, which is attention-grabbing as a result of usually what might be seen as aggressive video games with one another have collaborations on a regular basis.
You could have received examples of that, however do you suppose we’re not simply speaking about non-gaming manufacturers once we discuss manufacturers? Gaming manufacturers at the moment are a part of the combo, aren’t they? It’s nonetheless a really Japanese-type factor, the place you’ll be able to have what can be seen as all competing firms having collaborations. Is that one thing that we may see extra usually? Name of Responsibility is not going to have a collab with Fortnite, or is it? Who is aware of? If each of them really feel like they’re getting one thing out of it.
[00:21:00] Kalle: Sure, that’s an interesting query. Only in the near past, the One Piece recreation: One Piece Treasure Cruise in Japan had an thrilling recreation IP-based collaboration occasion associated to this. Gamers have been incentivized to interact with different cellular video games in that collaboration occasion. There have been like 5 to 6 completely different video games. Video games like Monster Strike and Puzzle & Dragons, for instance.
These will not be by the identical writer as One Piece. This was not a cross-promotion occasion or something like that. On this occasion, gamers, in the event that they have been in a position to clear sufficient collaboration duties in, let’s say, Monster Strike or Puzzle & Dragons, gamers additionally received rewards in One Piece Treasure Cruise, and in addition vice versa. So, in the event you may clear duties in Treasure Cruise, rewards have been additionally displayed in these different video games.
It was just like the cross-promo we see in different video games, however it was in occasion format, and as I stated, these video games weren’t from the portfolio of a single writer, in order that was very attention-grabbing. We, not less than, have but to see that a lot in different video games. As you stated, recreation collaborations are very fashionable in Japan, particularly manufacturers like Remaining Fantasy, which you see collaborating in lots of video games.
Character-driven IP collaborations are getting increasingly more fashionable
[00:22:49] Jon: For me, Rachit, I don’t know if we’re within the early phases. Do you have got any examples? Are we seeing that factor but? What tendencies are you seeing concerning how individuals use the platform? Is it what you anticipated, or are you seeing something attention-grabbing in regards to the individuals utilizing it within the methods you didn’t essentially suppose they’d be utilizing it?
[00:23:13] Rachit: Sure, good query. Concerning the sport collab house, it’s attention-grabbing. We’ve lately began seeing just a few cellular IPs the place the video games have characters that folks extensively acknowledge; begin itemizing on Layer to see if we will take this someplace that isn’t essentially aggressive, that extends our attain and our placement throughout the market. However, trying on the licensing tendencies that we see usually, the forms of IP which might be being licensed and the way they’re being licensed are fairly large.
Speaking to that time that Kalle stated earlier with one thing like Garena or Cookie Run. These will not be IPs that will’ve essentially made as a lot sense possibly ten years in the past, or individuals would’ve anticipated it’s what I’m attempting to say. Cristiano Ronaldo with Garena; you wouldn’t suppose it could occur.
What we see in that licensing house, particularly within the content material house, is that the viewers issues. Suppose that viewers likes that, they usually’re followers of Ronaldo. In that case, it’s more likely to be successful, however in the event you attempt to put one thing in there that doesn’t make any sense to that viewers, or they don’t even understand it, and there’s no attraction to it, is way tougher to make that fly, even when it doesn’t must be in canon or narrative. From what we see in Layer, a lot of this IP house is so character-driven that characters resonate. Characters additionally lend themselves to being one thing that may change consumer acquisition prices. It’s one thing that folks can determine with. Additionally, for in-game monetization, it lends itself to skins, cosmetics, and something like that.
Character-driven IP is the place we see numerous our work. Then, after all, you’ve received conventional issues which might be simply par for the course. In the event you’re constructing a racing recreation, automotive licensing is sensible as a result of that’s true to automotive racing and something that’s a simulation. Nonetheless, exterior of that, character is the place we see numerous energy.
[00:25:40] Jon: The racing one’s attention-grabbing as a result of that’s occurred during the last decade, however now you’ll be able to’t get away with a racing recreation until it’s a fantasy racing recreation. Individuals anticipate you to have some correct manufacturers if it’s the actual world. You’d be seen as such as you’re not a correct high quality product. You don’t must have all the things, however it’s attention-grabbing.
That was the primary sub-genre within the business the place the automotive producers received huge on launching automobiles in laptop video games and stuff like that, and you could possibly see it was so clear for each side that it could work out effectively. Cristiano Ronaldo is one we’ve beforehand mentioned within the podcast.
It’s humorous as a result of we talked about it a lot, so everybody seen it. I’d like to have some information, or whether or not it labored, that appears such an odd collaboration. Nonetheless, possibly as you say, there isn’t any cannon, so placing Cristiano Ronaldo in a taking pictures recreation works effectively as a result of it’s completely different from what you’d anticipate.
[00:26:33] Kalle: By the best way, now there’s a Neymar collaboration with Mech Enviornment. I heard from my colleague that it’s effectively made, and the character you will get within the recreation is highly effective. And you will get it by logging into the sport for seven days or one thing like that. It sounded attention-grabbing.
Layer Licensing and Netflix
[00:27:01] Jon: With out falling down my favourite rabbit gap, it’s attention-grabbing that Neymar is a model in himself. He’s a bit wider, and Cristiano Ronaldo, he’s one of many world’s greatest footballers ever, however he doesn’t appear to have a lot exterior of soccer, whereas Neymar, I believe he loves his NFTs, and he has a bit extra broadness to him. Many as effectively see that on-line.
Asi, you guys are working with Netflix, so on a really broad scale, in some methods, that’s a really conventional video games licensor relationship, or is it? Netflix has tons of IP and might be fairly open to performing some thrilling stuff, however are you able to clarify in additional element if you are able to do it?
[00:27:51] Asi: It may be shocking whenever you go deep into the IP world, the place you’d assume that Netflix, for instance, owns a sure IP, however in actuality, it’s owned by a film manufacturing studio that made it for Netflix. That occurs with a few of our titles. In that case, what occurs is a really advanced deal. Give it some thought as a four-party deal.
We now have a developer that made the unique engine. We now have Tilting Level as a writer; now we have a licensor that, although they work with Netflix, owns the IP, and now we have Netflix as a platform for distribution. You’ll want to fulfill all of them. It helps when the licensor is one Netflix labored collectively previously. It does make issues simpler, however it’s nonetheless a separate deal, and it occurred to us already in not less than one case with Netflix.
[00:29:00] Jon: Sure. That’s an excellent level. You’ve got these licenses and sub-licenses. A well-known instance is The Strolling Lifeless, the place you initially have a comic book e book, then a TV collection, and you’ve got completely different licenses, so you have got completely different video games, and solely those with AMC can present the actors’ faces.
[00:29:23] Asi: Right. We labored with that license, and you may work with the TV present producers, and you may work with the comedian e book, graphic novel writers, and it’s a distinct place.
[00:29:37] Jon: Rachit, I’m positive there are numerous extra examples of horrible complexity. That’s what your platform’s presupposed to take care of. Can it take care of it, or are there issues so advanced which you can’t design for them?
[00:29:51] Rachit: Sure, look, it’s case-by-case. It is a house the place there are negotiations, and these offers don’t occur like a web based market the place you add it to your cart and take a look at. You’re not simply shopping for groceries. There’s a forwards and backwards, and we’re all the time attempting to get our licensors and licensees speaking collectively, guaranteeing the rights can be found in the fitting method. That we all know that if it’s a comic book e book IP and it’s had a movie made, can we entry that?
As a result of if we will entry that, it might change how they’ll work with the sport. If they’ll’t, they’ve received to contemplate the narrative that’s accessible from the comedian e book collection. It’s a part of it, and that’s very onerous to automate. We love that forwards and backwards, and we all know that’s a part of it. It is also a part of ensuring that the licensor feels comfy that you simply’re respecting that IP, that franchise, and all the things that they’ll and might’t do.
No, we don’t essentially standardize that fully, however we attempt to get as a lot of the work performed within the lead-up to that to make sure you can have extra discussions. If you consider many of the market, most builders and publishers aren’t even having these discussions with licensors and aren’t in that room. If we will get extra individuals to that time, in the event that they’re two events that do need to work collectively, I believe that’s a optimistic end result as a result of, in that case, they’ll usually attempt to get to that win-win scenario for either side.
Are manufacturers keen on getting their IPs licensed?
[00:31:39] Jon: Extra usually, you’re like a market the place there’s numerous demand from builders who’re, not less than, to see what’s there. I simply thought on extra usually, have you ever discovered the provision facet, which might be, you stated, manufacturers are keen on getting their stuff licensed, however you need fairly a spread of manufacturers?
You need one thing apart from one model. Have you ever discovered the platform one thing that each one manufacturers are keen on, or has there been extra of an training course of?
[00:32:10] Rachit: There’s a little bit of each. We at the moment work with a few hundred IPs, so it’s fairly wide-ranging. It goes from characters, movie and TV, client manufacturers and automotive to particular person expertise and celeb sorts. While everyone seems to be protecting about guaranteeing all the things is revered and performed accurately, most individuals are stoked to grasp and are fairly conscious of how huge the gaming market is.
In the event you’re a forward-thinking licensor, you could work out how to make sure that we set our IP and properties up in that house the place the viewers is. Gaming has modified a lot during the last couple of many years that the variety of gamers and kinds is so broad. It’s very a lot mainstream media, so in the event you’re not there, you’re risking your IP by not retaining it related. We see optimistic issues total.
[00:33:17] Jon: Cool. Good. Effectively, thanks very a lot to everybody for the dialogue right now. We’ve lined numerous stuff as ever. I’d be scratching the floor with these very in-depth subjects, however it’s good. Your homework for right now is to go and take a look at Layer Licensing and see if one thing piqued your fancy. Thanks very a lot to Rachit and Asi, and Kalle.
[00:33:39] Asi: Thanks.
[00:33:40] Rachit: Thanks.
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[00:34:12] Asi: Bye-bye.
