In the spring of 2018, the average check of Russian players for MMO games for PC was 955 rubles ($16). Such data was provided by the WebMoney Transfer settlement system and the PayMaster payment service.

WebMoney Transfer and PayMaster have published data on the dynamics of the Russian desktop market of MMO games for December-February. Compared to last year, the turnover fell, but the average check grew by a quarter. It amounted to 846 rubles ($14.8).

WebMoney Transfer found out that the average check of a Russian player in MMO games this fall was less than in the summer. 901 rubles against 925 rubles.

From March to June, revenue from MMO projects for desktops continues to grow continuously in Russia. At the same time, the dynamics jumps. In June, the turnover increased by only 1%.

By the end of May, the average check in desktop MMO games in Russia amounted to 997 rubles. This is 15% more than a month earlier.

In April, Russian users left 10% more in online games for personal computers compared to the same indicator last month.

Russian gamers spent 2% more on MMO for PC in March 2017 than a month earlier.

In February, players in Russia paid less for online entertainment than in January. The turnover of the domestic MMO market fell by 5%, the average check – by 13 rubles.

Russian players spent 4% more in online games in 2016 compared to the results of the previous year. The largest growth occurred in November-December.

This October, the turnover of the Russian market of MMO games for PC increased by a quarter compared to the same month last year.

The turnover of the Russian “desktop” MMO market fell by 13% in September compared to August. At the same time, the average check, on the contrary, has grown a little – by 5%.