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PUBG Mobile version 2.2 brings new map and game mode: Check details here

The mobile version of Diablo Immortal has reportedly earned over $100 million in revenue in less than two [...]

PUBG Mobile to Candy Crush Saga: Here are the top 5 grossing mobile games worldwide

App market: this is why 2021 was the year of records. Global App Consumer Spending Climbed 41% in 2021 according to reports.

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That’s up 19.7 percent compared to the $111.1 billion spent across the App Store and Google Play in 2020 and close to the 21 percent year-over-year growth witnessed in 2019.

PUBG Mobile loses to Chinas Honor of Kings in chart for top-grossing mobile games for March PUBG Mobile loses to Chinas Honor of Kings in chart for top-grossing mobile games for March Last month, PUBG Mobile was the highest grosser with total revenue of $250 million. advertisement HIGHLIGHTS PUBG Mobile slipped to the second spot in the revenue charts for March. Both PUBG Mobile and Honor of Kings are owned by Tencent Games. PUBG Mobile seems to be losing its shine. According to a new report, C...

Facebook was the second ranked mobile publisher worldwide last month.

Tencents Honor of Kings, PUBG Mobile top-grossing mobile games in January The game revenue estimates were released by Sensor Towers Store Intelligence platform BusinessToday.In | February 19, 2021 | Updated 15:30 IST Representational Image (Photo-Reuters) Honor of Kings became the top-grossing mobile game worldwide for January 2021 with $267.3 million in player spending. The Tencent game generated approximately 97% revenue from China and 1% from Thailand. Honor of Kings registered a growth of...

ByteDance will not sell TikTok India to Glance Just like the U.S., the Indian government has been clamping down on Chinese companies citing national security. As of now, hundreds of Chinese apps can not be used in India and the country is banning more. Due to this trouble, some of these companies are forced to consider selling their Indian business to local competitors. Over the past few days, there have been reports that ByteDance will sell TikTok‘s Indian business to a local competitor, Gla...