Recently, Sensor Tower released the February rankings of Chinese mobile games’ income and downloads in the overseas market. “Genshin Impact” by miHoYo once again topped the list, becoming the champion of overseas mobile game revenue. In February, “Genshin Impact” welcomed popular character pools for “Hutao” and “Nyanyan,” as well as the extensive content updates for version 3.5, which significantly boosted its overseas income, allowing it to maintain its top spot on the revenue chart and reclaim its position as the leader in revenue growth.
Another work by miHoYo, “Blade and Beast,” experienced a 62% increase in revenue on a monthly basis in mid-February following the 5th anniversary celebration and version update to 6.4.0, introducing new characters, storylines, and event content. This brought it back to the 14th position on the revenue chart and placed it third on the list of revenue growth.
“Puzzles & Survival” by San Yu Entertainment and “PUBG Mobile” by Tencent occupied the second and third positions, respectively, on the revenue chart. “Devil M” by San Yu Entertainment, which has maintained high market interest in South Korea, saw a 107% increase in revenue on a monthly basis, ranking fourth on the revenue growth chart as of March 5, with global revenue exceeding $11 million.
Lilith’s “Kingdom Under Heaven” ranked fourth on the February overseas revenue chart. Data shows that as of the end of February, the overseas revenue of “Kingdom Under Heaven” has exceeded $2.6 billion, with the US, South Korea, and Japan contributing 29%, 16%, and 10% of the total revenue, respectively.
The MMORPG mobile game “Kaliz Legends,” developed by Purple Games and published by GameBeans, which features the “Dragon Taming” theme, was launched in the Chinese Taiwan and Hong Kong markets in early February, leveraging the IP’s strength and achieving significant success, ranking fourth in the mobile game sales chart and second on the revenue growth chart.