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King is planning to bring its games to Windows 10, starting with Candy Crush Saga

Your mouse arm is going to get tired!

A hit mobile game sweetens the deal for the upcoming Windows release.

Microsoft announced today that King will bring its blockbuster mobile game Candy Crush Saga to Windows 10. The game will be automatically installed for all customers that upgrade or download Windows 10 for a certain period of time following the game’s launch. The match-3 puzzler is currently the top game in 10 countries and is in the top 10 grossing games in over 100 countries, according to market research firm App Annie. It’s also one of the biggest moneymakers in the world in a mobile gaming industry that could hit $30 billion this year, according to another market research firm, Newzoo.

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King released Candy Crush Saga on Windows Phone in December, joining the iOS and Android versions that have become a global craze where nearly 150 million users play daily. Microsoft says that the Windows 10 version will support cross-play options for the mobile versions.

Microsoft teases that other King games will come to Windows 10 at a later date.

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