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Game World Observer
Since its 2013 launch, MIXI Inc.'s Monster Strike has surpassed this revenue figure within the Japanese market.
The mobile game Monster Strike, developed by MIXI Inc., has achieved a significant financial milestone by surpassing $10 billion in lifetime revenue within the Japanese market. Data provided by Sensor Tower confirms that the title generated $10.5 billion in player spending between its 2013 launch and October 10, 2023. This performance underscores the game's exceptional longevity and dominance in the Japanese mobile sector, where it accounts for approximately 97% of its total global revenue.
The analysis highlights the game's sustained market presence, noting that over a three-year period ending in October 2023, Monster Strike remained in the top 10 highest-grossing games on the Japanese App Store for 962 days, including 245 days at the number one position. During this same three-year window, the title generated $2 billion in revenue, ranking as the second-highest-grossing game in Japan, trailing only Uma Musume Pretty Derby. Throughout this period, the game maintained an average of 5.8 million monthly active users.
Industry experts attribute this enduring success to a consistent strategy of frequent content updates and high-profile collaborations with popular intellectual properties, such as Attack on Titan and JoJo’s Bizarre Adventure. By effectively blending RPG, puzzle, and strategy mechanics, the game has secured a stable position among Japan’s top-performing mobile titles, significantly outpacing other major industry competitors in long-term revenue generation.
mixi · 2020