Kendall and Kylie Jenner Game is Top 1

LAS VEGAS | Move over, Kim Kardashian. 

Kendall and Kylie Jenner's versatile diversion strutted to the top spot on Apple's application store when the Glu Mobile title debuted Wednesday. The diversion featuring the Kardashian relatives is a twist off of the famous "Kim Kardashian: Hollywood" amusement discharged in 2014. 

"There seems to be a one of a kind fondness for fanatics of the Kardashian-Jenners to like story pretending amusements," said Glu President and CEO Niccolo de Masi amid a meeting at the D.I.C.E. Summit.

While the Jenner sisters' diversion keeps up the same cartoony stylish of the Kardashian amusement, the design centered "Kendall and Kylie" is expected to be played in picture mode on cell phones and tablets rather than landscape mode like "Kim Kardashian: Hollywood."

The recreations are at present remunerating gamers who play both titles in an exceptional "krossover" occasion. De Masi is idealistic that "Kendall and Kylie" will make comparative progress as "Kim Kardashian: Hollywood," which apparently earned $200 million a year ago.


"I think it could do anyplace from half or twofold to what Kim accomplished," said de Masi, who displayed a discussion Wednesday morning about big name online networking adherents at the Academy of Interactive Arts and Science's fifteenth yearly D.I.C.E. Summit.

Regardless of the Kardashians' portable triumph, Katy Perry didn't correspondingly take off a year ago with her Glu amusement, "Katy Perry Pop." It neglected to break the Top 100 applications on Apple's graphs. De Masi said Perry's diversion wasn't as productive in light of the fact that it was damaged with specialized glitches and didn't include enough of Perry's music.

"We're conversing with her group about how we could develop this amusement additionally how we could reboot it," de Masi said.

San Francisco-construct Glu is at present working in light of titles featuring Nicki Minaj, Gordon Ramsay, Britney Spears and Taylor Swift. De Masi said his group is taking a gander at approaches to separate every one of those superstar recreations from one another.

"They're altogether different," de Masi said. "I can't say what the repairman will be on account of that is a prized formula. We're pushing hard to separate the amusement encounters. We won't take care of business without fail, yet I think we'll hit the nail on the head more than we miss the point."