The all-time favourite strategy game, which once, was a part of every mobile device in my town has grossed over $4 Billion on App Store alone. Supercell’s base-building strategy Clash of Clans is the highest grossing app on Apple’s App Store in the last ten years.
When it comes to spending real-world money, Supercell’s fans are insane spendthrifts. I remember when Clash Royale was in its soft-launch period. Just a few hours into the game, and innumerable players were already maxed out. This is known as “gemming” and the spenders are “gemmers”, or extremely rich people.
App Annie collected App Store data from July 2010 to May 2018 and reported the highest grossing games of all time. While Clash of Clans tops the list, Candy Crush Saga stands second followed by Monster Strike on third.
By the end of 2017, users have spent over $1 Million on a total of 2,293 apps and over $10 Million on more than 500 apps. These reports stand in favour of mobile generation and its exceptional future.
Of all countries who like spending on apps, United States stands first with $36 Billion in total, followed by China with $27.7 Billion and Japan with $25.2 Billion. The rest of the countries spend remarkably lower than the top 3s.
You can check out the entire report by clicking here. Also, if you’ve been following Clash of Clans lately, Supercell has proudly introduced Town Hall 12 and announced the winners of Champions War League Season 4. Go check out Clash of Clan’s official YouTube channel to watch the entire 2-hour livestream.
Clash of Clans has been on a massive decline since the release of their own real-time-strategy Clash Royale, and other viral giants like PlayerUnknown’s Battlegrounds, Fortnite, and players’ developing interest in MOBA games such as Mobile Legends, Arena of Valor and the rest.
Let us know what you think of Clash of Clan’s future and the developing mobile generation.
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It’s articles like these that really strenghten my view on humanity being in a colossal need for some nuclear annihilation. Hm, yes, indeed.
It’s an analytics report. I don’t know why that triggered you.
Where exactly am I triggered ? I am just reasonably reacting to a analytics report literally telling me that in a world full of hunger, war and constant freakin’ sadness overall people chose to invest over 4 Billion Dollars into an app that is giving cancer a run for it’s money.
Complete effing nuclear annihilation. If there are ways more precise and less polutive for the environment – that works too.
Ah. I see. But the world doesn’t work like that. Everyone works for their own survival.
These companies are doing what they are accostumed to, to earn a living.
And people like to spend money on things that give them instant benefits.
Things aren’t always as easy as they seem. Luke the movies.
“This movie crossed ‘x’ amount of billion dollars”.
Or FIFA World Cup.
Or Disneyland.
These just exist. And they operate for their own causes. You can’t just object their functioning and relate to the world’s problems.
So while I respect your opinion, things aren’t always easy brother.
I have no idea why you bothered starting this. Not like it changes anything, or tells anything new for me here. Especially seeing how I didn’t ask for your opinion in the first place 🙂
Ah.