Japanese developer GungHo has finally revealed the download statistics of his super hit in North America.

GungHo Online has published a financial report for the first half of this year. It contains extremely interesting figures of Puzzle & Dragons financial indicators.

At the end of last week, GungHo Online, which earns hundreds of millions of dollars a month on the Puzzle & Dragons card battler, announced its second American release.

According to GungHo, the number of Puzzle & Dragons users has reached 17 million. Statistics include Japanese App Store, Google Play and Kindle users.

It’s been a long time since we wrote about the Japanese box office hit from GungHo. The project has no new figures from the Land of the Rising Sun, but it became known that it began to slowly conquer the South Korean market. 

Finnish studio Supercell has announced the full localization of Clash of Clans into Japanese. About this, as well as about whether the cross-promo with GungHo will help the game to rise in the box office top of Japan – in our material.

It feels like it will never end: Today, GungHo once again announced that its project managed to recruit another million Japanese users in less than three weeks. 

In terms of cash, there are now three imitation objects on the market for mobile application developers, three players who were not even really present on the mobile market a year ago.

Puzzle & Dragons is currently one of the most financially successful mobile products, but its creators do not take this success for granted and are thinking about the future.

The authors of Clash of Clans and Puzzle & Dragons have agreed among themselves on a large cross-promotional campaign.

Today, on May 30, GungHo announced that the Puzzle & Dragons user base has surpassed the mark of 14 million people in Japan alone.

On June 19, Helsinki will host the Free Your Play 13 event for the first time, which will bring together the leaders of the free games market – Supercell, King, GungHo and Wargaming.

The other day, GungHo published its financial report for April. According to him, the company earned $113 million on Puzzle & Dragons in one month. After the publication of the report, the company’s value jumped to $15 billion.

Recently, the Japanese company GungHo and its mega-hit Puzzle & Dragons have been constantly appearing in the headlines of news feeds. Yesterday Gamesindustry.biz published an interview with Kazuki Morishita, president of the company, in which he shared some secrets of success. 

Every tenth inhabitant of the Land of the Rising Sun has at least once played the main game of this spring – Puzzle & Dragons from GungHo, says analyst Serkan Toto.

The success of Puzzle & Dragons has made GungHo one of the richest gaming companies in the world. DeNA, Gree and Zynga can only bite their elbows, looking at the financial performance of a competitor. 

GungHo Online Entertainment has announced that it is porting its Puzzle & Dragons mobile megahit to the Nintendo DS handheld console.

The number of Puzzle & Dragons users continues to grow, but this applies only to Japan. Its downloads in the US do not show significant results, and revenues are falling. 

Mikhail Katkoff analyzed in detail the mechanics of Puzzle & Dragons, the highest-grossing game in the world, earning up to $86 million per month in the Japanese market alone.