About half a billion people reportedly played it in November, From us There are by far the most monthly players for the mobile game, such as beating the Giants Pokemon Go And Candy Crush Saga. According to Nielsen’s Superdata, the game is “by far the most popular game in terms of monthly players.”
This success is even more significant because Inersloth – the company that builds among us – has only four employees. There are about 125 million players per person working on this game. It proved to be so popular that the studio decided to cancel the sequel that was in the works and put all its efforts into the original improvement. That meeting also caught the attention of Congresswoman Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, who was playing for the people in an effort to encourage them to vote, with an audience of more than 400,000 on Twitch.
In an email EdgeCarter Rogers, principal analyst at Superdata, said the next most popular game in terms of monthly active users has now been just 300 million. Rogers notes that Nielsen reaches its statistics through a combination of point-of-sale and event data from its publishers, developers and payment service providers. From usThe recent release on the Nintendo Switch was enough that Nielsen’s analysis did not have a commendable effect on the game’s total numbers.
If in fact From us Millions of million players show the best reach you can get by creating a free game that runs on mobile devices. According to Superdata, only three percent of these 500 million players were playing PC versions. To put that number in perspective, Cyberpunk 2077 The AAAA game is the most hyped game we’ve seen in a long time, and it has sold 13 million copies this month.
Of course, there is a big price difference between games (From us Free on mobile, and $ 5 on PC), but it shows that the audience for mobile games is much larger than other platforms. Inersloth is working to ensure that some of us have lasting power by continuing to add new content to it, like an airship map with new functions added early next year.
