Ten years after its release, the Japanese battler Monster Strike continues to be one of the most popular and popular mobile games in its homeland. This is reported by Sensor Tower analysts.

The Japanese battler Monster Strike has earned $7.2 billion dollars since its release in 2013. Now it is the highest-grossing game in the history of the App Store and Google Play. This is reported by Sensor Tower.

Sensor Tower has compiled lists of the most downloaded and profitable games in the App Store and Google Play for the second quarter of 2018. PUBG Mobile has lost the lead in downloads to the hyper-casual arcade Helix Jump.

The revenue of mobile games in the App Store and Google Play for the first six months of 2018 amounted to $26.6 billion. This is 19.1% more than in the same period of 2017 last year, analysts at Sensor Tower calculated.

The total number of downloads of the Monster Strike mobile battler by the Japanese Internet company mixi exceeded 40 million shortly after the title was launched in China.

The Japanese company Mixi reported an increase in sales and profit for the 2nd quarter of this year. The main source of financial income remains the mobile puzzle Monster Strike, released in 2013.

The English version of the Monster Strike mobile battler will be completely closed from August 1 this year, according to the Japanese company Mixi.

The highest-grossing game in April was the Japanese Monster Strike, whose income was higher than such blockbusters as Clash Royale and Clash of Clans.

Apple on Saturday removed the Japanese hit Monster Strike from the App Store. On Sunday, the game was returned to the store.

The Chinese company Tencent announced the impending closure of its Tower of Saviors project. The game will disappear from stores in October. The reason was the players’ dissatisfaction with the rigid monetization model, according to China’s Mobile Game Market.

The income of the Japanese battler with the Monster Strike billiard combat system is $ 4.2 million per day with relatively low marketing costs.

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The Japanese mobile blockbuster, earning about $3.8 million a day, will get its own game for Nintendo 3DS and anime.

For the fourth fiscal quarter of 2014, the Monster Strike battler of the Japanese company mixi brought its developers a crazy $333.8 million.

Mixi has released a cooperative offshoot of Monster Strike, one of the highest-grossing games in Japan.

In the Japanese market for the last year, three projects have tried to take away the title of the highest-grossing game from Puzzle & Dragons. And, according to Metaps marketers, one game still managed to do it. So, meet the new “king” of Japanese yen – Monster Strike.

Monster Strike, a Japanese hit from Mixi, is entering the international arena.