Call of Duty: Mobile has earned $1bn for Activision - Appmagic
Three years after launching the FPS has also been downloaded 300m times to date
Update: After the publication of this article, an Activision representative reached out to point out that the company's annual report mentioned annual consumer spending on Call of Duty: Mobile was "well above" $1 billion in 2021 alone.
The $1 billion figure is what Activision and Tencent have earned from the game. AppMagic data is based on developer payout, it does not include the 30% cut from mobile platforms.
We regret the error.
Original story: Activision Blizzard's Call of Duty: Mobile (CoD: Mobile) has generated over $1 billion for Activision.
The FPS originally launched back in October 2019 and within a year it earned an estimated $480 million.
As reported by mobilegamer.biz from data sourced from AppMagic, CoD: Mobile to date, has amassed $606 million on iOS devices and $424 million on Android devices.
In terms of lifetime player spending by country, the US has generated $554 million for the game and Japan is second with $138.
Germany comes in third with $32 million, Brazil has amassed $30 million, and the UK has generated $27 million to date.
During Activision Blizzard's 2021 annual report the firm said that CoD: Mobile has seen over 650 million downloads globally last year.