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Report: Top 1% of mobile game publishers made $27bn during H1

Within the first six months of the year, 22bn game downloads were attributed to the top one percenters as well

A new Sensor Tower report says that the top 1% of global game publishers generated $27 billion during H1 2022.

The 460 companies made up 93% of consumer spending during the first six months of the year.

Whereas the remaining 7% of mobile gaming market earnings totaled $2 billion within the same period.

Sensor Tower said that the revenue was amassed collectively from 46,000 game publishers.

Additionally, the analytics firm said that for gaming and non-gaming apps, the top 1,800 publishers made up 91% of all H1 2022 revenue.

They accumulated a total of $42 billion within the first half of the year.

The remaining 9% of the market share was $4 billion generated from consumer spending.

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