December Global Mobile Game Revenue Breakout: Chinese Developers Dominate 9 of 11 Spots

Recently, a list tracking global mobile game revenue in December sparked intense community discussion. Data shows that 11 mobile games surpassed the 30 million RMB monthly revenue milestone for the first time, with Chinese developers securing 9 of these spots.

The original poster clarified that the list includes only one non-Chinese title—the Japanese anime-based game 'The Eminence in Shadow: Master of Garden'—and provided the accompanying data chart for reference.

The list ignited a debate in the comment section. Many players were surprised to see 'Girls' Frontline: Neural Cloud' (known as Yuntu) on the list. Users explained that its revenue spike was likely due to the simultaneous launch of Japanese, Korean, and English servers in late November. Additionally, there was a clarification regarding the 'first time exceeding 30 million' criteria; it isn't restricted to brand-new games, but covers any title that hit this revenue threshold for the first time, explaining the inclusion of games like 'Eggy Party' which saw a sudden surge months after its initial release.