Top 15 Mobile Game Publishers for August 2025

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  • Azur Games dominates August 2025 downloads again with 117 million installs, followed closely by BabyBus and Miniclip.
  • Tencent extends its lead in revenue charts, crossing $552 million, with Century Games and Roblox securing top positions.

In August 2025, the mobile gaming industry continued to thrive, as established giants maintained their powerful stands and some publishers subtly adjusted their strategies. This month showcased hyper-casual leaders leading in downloads once more, while revenue charts underscored the persistent dominance and reliability of a select group of publishers.

Top Mobile Game Publishers by Downloads for August 2025

once more, Azur Games claimed the top spot in downloads with a staggering 117.4 million installations, highlighting the enduring popularity of their hyper-casual collection. Meanwhile, BabyBus trailed only slightly behind at 87.1 million downloads, demonstrating its consistent growth and status as a key player in educational gaming.

Miniclip attained the third spot with a staggering 84.1 million app installations, primarily due to the widespread appeal of its multiplayer games that combine competition and casual play. Voodoo maintained its fourth position with an impressive 71.0 million installs. Meanwhile, Outfit7 managed to rack up 67.2 million downloads, with “My Talking Tom Friends 2” being their most popular title, attracting a significant 14 million users.

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SayGames came in a close second with approximately 67 million installs, followed by Supersonic Studios and Supercent, each boasting over 60 million installs. These three companies are maintaining their strong positions in the industry. Towards the bottom of the top 10 list, CrazyLabs recorded about 39.6 million installs, while 1SOFT posted around 38.6 million, demonstrating consistent growth in regional markets.

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In this scenario, both Roblox Corporation and ABI Games Studio managed to maintain their positions above 36 million app installs. Tencent re-emerged with a slight edge at approximately 36.6 million, indicating its strategy leans more towards generating revenue rather than download numbers. Completing the top 15 were KAYAC and Garena.

Top Mobile Game Publishers by Revenue for August 2025

In terms of earnings, Tencent Games solidified its leadership role, raking in an impressive $552.9 million, maintaining its leading position. Century Games followed closely behind with $207.2 million, demonstrating the enduring appeal of their blend of simulation and strategy games that attracts big spenders, placing them in second place.

In a notable shift, Roblox Corporation rose to third place, raking in approximately $157.7 million. Meanwhile, Dream Games secured fourth position with an impressive $144.5 million, primarily due to the triumph of their game Royal Match. FunPlus and Scopely were hot on their heels, respectively earning $125.1 million and $124.3 million.

Playrix and Supercell maintained strong earnings, with Supercell making approximately $122.1 million and $121 million respectively. The continued success of Clash of Clans and Clash Royale has been a significant factor in Supercell’s earnings. NetEase Games reported nearly $119.8 million, just missing the top eight earners, while King added another approximately $115.3 million to their total.

In the top 15, Microfun, Niantic, and Bandai Namco secured the last positions, each generating revenue between $73 million and $75 million. Moon Active slightly edged them out with earnings of $69.7 million. Bringing up the rear was Aniplex, earning $58.3 million, mainly due to its popular anime-inspired title, Fate/Grand Order, which generated an impressive $53.6 million in August alone.

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2025-09-06 17:12