Google Play’s Highest Grossing Games Pull in $316 M in September

Mobile Gaming Skyrocketed in 2020

Brace yourself—2020 was a bomb‑shell year for the mobile gaming world. Downloads surged past all expectations, and the top apps pulled in eye‑watering revenue.

Record‑Breaking Numbers

Top five Google Play games raked in a staggering $316 million in September alone.
Android users brought in $113.9 million in profit that month.
Rating the crown jewels, Lineage M emerged as the leading title on Google Play, flaunting the highest earnings.

The Hot Players of the Month

When you think of the most successful games, the list is a mix of classics and fresh faces, yet they all share one thing: massive engagement and killer monetization.

Left-to-Right Power Ranking (September)

Lineage M – King of the Android world
Game B – Audience hooked, revenue soaring
Game C – Strong monetization model
Game D – Playtime and P&L in one hit
Game E – Last but not least, still pulling in dough

That’s the snapshot for September; the whole year was nothing short of a roller‑coaster of numbers. Each click, swipe, and purchase kept the industry moving forward, proving that the small screen is no longer just a convenience—we’re talking billion‑dollar streets here!

Takeaway

If you’re not already in this game, you’re missing out on a massive wave that’s reshaping entertainment. And if you are, keep that momentum—it’s riding the hottest trend of the decade.

Mobile Games Top the List of Highest-grossing Android Apps

September’s Hot Money Play

Google Play’s September revenue came from one thing: mobile games. Thanks to juicy in‑app buys and micro‑transactions, Coin Master from Moon Active led the pack with a staggering $70.9 million last month.

The Rest of the Winners

Pokémon GO – $46.5 million profit from Android users.
Pokémon Masters – jumped in clutch, earning $75 million in its first year.
Garena Free Fire: 3volution – 13.7 million downloads and $43.3 million in revenue.
Candy Crush Saga – round the top five list with $41.9 million.

Big Names in the Play Store

When it comes to the biggest‑earning gaming publishers, the tally is simple: Moon Active tops the leaderboard, pulling in $99.4 million in August. Niantic follows closely with $96.4 million, and Playrix brings in $82.7 million. King, Garena International and Supercell dragged in $54.9 million, $41.7 million, and $41.2 million, respectively.