Cross-platform software developers are abandoning Android

Developers are giving up Android if you haven't heard of Mika Moblie that's normal, it's a not-so-famous mobile game developer, focused on iOS. Their best-known works are Zombieville USA 2, which has scored more than 68,000 points in the App Store, and the latest version of the game has scored an average of 5 stars, making quite good progress. Mika Mobile's first work, Zombieville, was ported to the Android platform last July. I've done a demo on this game, and frankly, the game isn't really that good (especially since the first version has a lot of bugs). This is a relatively generic horizontal version of the zombie game, you can use a variety of weapons to kill zombies, is very suitable to pass the boring time. In fact, the original Zombieville on iOS was released more than 3 years ago, and it's not the pinnacle of the recent porting to Android, but it also gives us a glimpse of how popular the game is. It also comes from the Mika Mobile Battleheart but Mika most popular works are Battleheart, a simple but addictive game. The Battleheart on the Android platform has not been updated for 8 months and why, because Mika is already struggling with a wide variety of GPU, operating system versions, and other kinds of special Android devices. In fact, Mika has indefinitely stopped Android platform game development.