Similar to Galaxy of Heroes, the US stormed to first for Jedi Challenges with 651,000 installs or 44.1 per cent of the total. All of which were originally sold in a starter pack for $200 when released in November 2018. Jedi Challenges appears to not offer any in-game purchases but does require a Lenovo Mirage AR headset, tracking beacon and lightsaber controller. While the experience has accumulated 1.5 million downloads and is still considered active, it has not earned any money so far via in-game spending. Note: Outside of Galaxy of Heroes, all of these games have now been declared inactive by Sensor Tower.ĭisney and Lenovo also launched Star Wars: Jedi Challenges during this same period, an augmented reality game for smartphones that let users take part in lightsaber duels.
Zynga's Rebels: Recon Missions subsequently rounded out the group with $647,000 through player spending. Uprising from Kabam then followed in the third spot at $7.4 million, before Puzzle Droids from Genera Games secured fourth at $1.9 million. The highest revenue maker of these remaining games was Netmarble's Force Arena at $13.8 million, which originally launched in January 2017. One that has proven the continued success of Galaxy of Heroes since its launch in November 2015, and perhaps the failing of its other counterparts.
Players in Germany then propelled the game to second spot while the UK then forced its way to third position.
The top country for Galaxy of Heroes' revenue was the US at $732.5 million, or 62 per cent of all player spending. Īccording to data obtained by PG.biz (via Sensor Tower), Star Wars: Galaxy of Heroes has generated 1.2 billion in lifetime revenue, whereas Star Wars: Puzzle Droids, Star Wars: Force Arena, Star Wars: Uprising and Star Wars: Rebels: Recon Missions have all obtained $23,747,000 from joint total player spending. Star Wars: Galaxy of Heroes from Electronic Arts has made up approximately 98 per cent of the last five Star Wars mobile games overall revenue.
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