In this week's roundup: Burny Games launched Colorwood Associations, Call of Duty: Mobile unveiled its Season 1 “Frozen Abyss” update, and Century Entertainment announced its entry into mobile gaming through a new joint venture.

Burny Games launches Colorwood Associations

Burny Games launched Colorwood Associations, marking its first project under a publishing-led strategy. Developed in partnership with Infinity Games, the title centers on semantic word associations, grouping related terms into sets of four. The game emphasizes relaxed, thoughtful play with no time limits or penalties, supports more than 10 languages, and includes roughly 700 levels. Within four months, it surpassed 2 million downloads across Android and iOS.

Call of Duty: Mobile unveils Season 1

Call of Duty: Mobile announced Season 1, “Frozen Abyss,” introducing a winter-themed Battle Pass, limited-time events, and new cosmetic content. The update continues the live-ops cadence that underpins the title’s long-term engagement strategy and monetization through optional premium purchases.

Century Entertainment enters mobile gaming

Century Entertainment International announced its entry into mobile gaming through a newly disclosed joint venture focused on developing, operating, and monetizing mobile game products. The move is part of the company’s broader push into digital entertainment, expanding beyond its existing portfolio. The agreement positions Century to participate directly in mobile game development and publishing rather than acting solely as a content or licensing partner.