The data analysis agency Appmagic recently published a ranking of August ‘ s global hand-travel income based on applied purchases (statistics do not include advertising income, web-line consumption, 30 per cent of apple Google and income from the Andreu market in China).
King’s Glory continued to lead last month, and after fluctuations in March and June, its revenues returned to the $170-175 million zone. But the most interesting thing in August is the return of Roblox’s iOS-end income data (the previous two months Roblox had hidden all its mobile game income tracking services). Roblox’s mobile income in August exceeded $157 million in historical record-making, driven by a combination of summer holiday user activity and the creation of phenomenon-level heat, such as Grow A Garden, Steal A Brainrot, but still unable to rise above King’s Glory.
The Jedi for Life is also on the rise, with revenues of over $130 million purchased within August, creating the best performance in the month since January 2023. Joint activities with the Transformed Democratic Republic of the Congo, additional permits and skin formations are likely to be the main cause of growth, as well as a major update of version 4.0 on line this month, which is expected to continue its growth momentum.
The Whiteout Survival returns to income of more than $125 million, while the subsequent LastWar ring fell by about $12 million to $125.8 million. The top 10 regulars, Royal Match, Monopoly Go and Candy Crushing Legends, showed a smoother performance, with the latter alone growing more than $2 million in the income chain.
Niantic has achieved an alarming leap in the Boggo, which is nine places higher than the ring. For the first time since July 2024, the 70-million-dollar threshold has been breached, with the launch of the “Dark Skies” campaign in mid-term last month helping to jump-start its income, particularly on the rise of the “Max Finale” campaign linked to “Pokémon Go Fest” on 23 August.
The tenth named Tribal Conflict: The Royal War has continued to recover, creating a record of income purchases in a single month since May 2017. The monthly revenue of 2024 to early 2025 was maintained at $12-15 million, and in August this year it exceeded $68 million, to some extent replicating the return miracle of another ” wild fighting ” under the corporate umbrella.
August 11-20.
Kingshot: $67 million
12. Fate/Grand Order (Aniplex/Soney): $55.7 million
13. The TGC Pocket: $53.3 million
14. Gosip Harbor: Merge & Story (Microfun): $53 million
Coin Master: $49.4 million
16. Delta Force (telephone): $38.3 million
17. Township (Playrick): $35.5 million
18. Gardenscapes: $33.7 million
19. Umamusume: Pretty Derby (Cygames/CyberAgent): $31.3 million
20. Dungeon Fighter Mobile (teletion): $31.6 million
Century Games, Kingshot, continued its rapid expansion, earning nearly $67 million in August; Fate/Grand Order returned with a strength of $56 million after a long period of silence, creating the best performance since August 2022. The TGC Pocket Edition of the Bocoma Dream Card has risen from a July low to over $53 million; and the recreational puzzle game Gossip Harbor has become more innovative, earning over $53 million in August. Following the arrival of the horse-semmy Pretty Derby, income stability remained at around $32 million.
The biggest drop in the past month occurred in Love and Deep Space and Broken Down: Star Dome, which ranked 10 and 20, respectively. The second dimension of the paper folder game, ” Love and Deep Space ” , decreased by approximately $12.5 million to $26.6 million, while the most significant drop was under the Miha flag, ” Brokedown: Star Dome ” , from $70 million in July to about $24 million in August.
