SensorTower shows SYBO Games Subway Surfers game at the top of the global mobile game downloads list.
Subway Surfers game reached 25.3 million downloads, up 40.8% compared to September 2021. China is the game’s largest market, contributing 23% of downloads, followed by India with 15.5%. Below is a ranking of the top most downloaded games in the world today. Note downloads are only counted on the App Store and Google Play, excluding third-party Android marketplaces.
Subway Surfers is an “endless runner” game co-developed by Kiloo and SYBO Games, private companies based in Denmark. The game is available on Android, iOS, HarmonyOS, Kindle and Windows Phone platforms and uses the Unity game engine. In the game, the player will play the role of a young graffiti artist at a subway train location. Gamers have to run across the tracks to hide from the inspector and the sniffer dog.
Subway Surfers ranked 1st in terms of downloads.
Stumble Guys is the second obstacle battle royale game from Kitka Games with 19.3 million downloads, 7.4 times more than the same period last year. The US is the biggest market for the game, contributing 13.1% of downloads, followed by Indonesia with 11.1%. The other three games in the top 5 are Garena Free Fire, Gametion’s Ludo King and Supersonic’s Bridge Race.
In September 2022, global mobile games were downloaded 4.2 billion times on the App Store and Google Play, down 1.2% from the same period last year. The Indian market ranked first with 763 million downloads, accounting for 18.2% of the total global downloads. The second is the Brazilian market with 8.8% downloads and the third is the US market, accounting for 7.9%.
Stumble Guys is a game that has emerged recently.
Data.ai also released a list of the 12 most downloaded mobile games in the quarter. Game Free Fire is also in the top 1 most downloaded game in the world. In addition, the report also shows the area using phones to access the internet to play games and use applications the most. Indonesia takes the top spot with 6 hours online daily, followed by Brazil. South Korea and Mexico also hit the 5 o’clock mark. The results show that the top 4 markets all use the app at least 5 hours a day. The top 12 markets all spend more than 4 hours a day on their phones and have shown growth. China is the only country with a 10% reduction in usage time.
