As 2021 begins to fade into memory, we’re taking a look back at the events that have defined the last 12 months in mobile gaming. We’ve asked the industry’s great and good to give us their take on the year, as well as predicting the trends that will dominate in 2022. Ben Liu is the CEO of Pocket Gems , a San Francisco-based mobile games development studio. PocketGamer.biz: What do you think was t… Source: http://www.pocketgamer.biz/interview/77755/2021-review-pocket-gems-ben-liu/
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