July 8, 2011 - SensorTower today announced its June revenue ranking of Chinese mobile game publishers on the global AppStore and GooglePlay. 30 handheld game publishers were on the list, which drew $1.65 billion globally in June, accounting for 26% of the global handheld game revenue in June. in addition to the list, the 100th ranked Chinese handheld game publishers in the global revenue ranking are 35 companies, including Chinese Online, Tap4Fun, BeiliBeili and Zulon Entertainment. In addition to the list, there are 35 other companies in the top 100 Chinese handheld game publishers in terms of global revenue, namely Chinese Online, Tap4Fun, Celadon Games, Beili Beili and Zulon Entertainment.
Strategy analyst NanLu said that most Chinese makers' revenues declined due to the slump in June's handheld game market in China, Europe and the US, and only the Japanese market saw a rise in revenues. However, as the summer season approaches, China's handheld game makers' revenues may see a new wave of peaks.
Tencent's latest offering, One Man, has reportedly become the second handheld game in six months after Honor of Kings, Peace Elite and PUBG Mobile.
4399 Games, thanks to the performance of Sword of Miracle in Japan and Korea, as well as the binary card game "Tian Ji Monogatari", which landed in Hong Kong and Taiwan markets within six months, saw its June revenues grow by 28% year-on-year, setting a new record, and becoming another Chinese hand game factory focusing on the overseas market and successfully breaking through.
NetEase, Lilith, FunPlus, and other vendors such as YouGuard Networks have seen steady revenue growth.
This report only counts distributors' revenues, excluding revenues from third-party Android channels from China and other regions, so it does not fully reflect the revenue situation of mainland China's handheld game market.
