Clash of Clans was Top Mobile Game by Revenue in 2015, EA Top Company by Downloads - News

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 Clash of Clans was the top mobile game in 2015 by revenue, according to research firm App Annie and reported by MCVUK. 

Crossy Road Hipster Whale was the top game by number of downloads, Candy Crush Saga was the game with the most monthly active users, and Electronic Arts was the company with the most overall downloads.

Below is the mobile units Top Ten for 2015:

1. Crossy Road Hipster Whale, Yodo1
2. Candy Crush Soda Saga, King
3. Candy Crush, Saga, King
4. 8 Ball Pool, Miniclip
5. Subway Surfers, Kiloo
6. Clash of Clans, Supercell
7. Despicable Me, Gameloft
8. Temple Run 2 Imangi/DreamSky
9. Agar.io, Miniclip
10. Cooking Fever, Nordcurrent

Here is 2015’s mobile Top Ten by revenue:

1. Clash of Clans, Supercell 
2. Candy Crush Saga, King 
3. Game of War - Fire Age, Machine Zone 
4. Candy Crush Soda Saga, King 
5. Boom Beach, Supercell 
6. Farm Heroes Saga, King 
7. Hay Day, Supercell 
8. SimCity BuildIt, Electronic Arts 
9. Marvel Contest of Champions, Kabam 
10. 8 Ball Pool, Miniclip

Here are the games with the most monthly active users:

1. Candy Crush Saga, King 
2. Clash of Clans, Supercell 
3. Crossy Road, Hipster Whale 
4. Candy Crush Soda Saga, King 
5. 8 Ball Pool, Miniclip 
6. 2048, Ketchapp Studio 
7. Words With Friends, Zynga 
8. aa, General Adaptive Apps 
9. 1010!, GramGames 
10. Subway Surfers, Kiloo

And the top companies by downloads are: 

1. Electronic Arts 
2. King 
3. Ketchapp Studio
4. Gameloft
5. Miniclip
6. Zynga 
7. Rovio
8. Supercell
9. TabTale
10. Storm8 

Here are the top companies in terms of revenue: 

1. Supercell
2. King 
3. Electronic Arts 
4. Machine Zone 
5. Kabam 
6. Zynga 
7. Churchill Downs 
8. Elex Technology
9. Miniclip
10. SGN United States

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A life-long and avid gamer, William D'Angelo was first introduced to VGChartz in 2007. After years of supporting the site, he was brought on in 2010 as a junior analyst, working his way up to lead analyst in 2012. He has expanded his involvement in the gaming community by producing content on his own YouTube channel and Twitch channel dedicated to gaming Let's Plays and tutorials. You can contact the author at wdangelo@vgchartz.com or on Twitter @TrunksWD.

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Skratchy (on 20 January 2016)

Whoa. I guess it's not too surprising. There was this guy I worked with a few months back, that had shelled out over $10K on Clash of Clans alone. All it takes is a handful of peeps that are THAT ddicted to mobile games.

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Luke888 (on 20 January 2016)

This data will be really interesting in early 2017 when Pokémon GO and 2/3 Nintendo mobile games are released on the market. also it's news of today that Pokémon Shuffle is available in the Italian Play Store (and I suppose the German/French/Spanish too) so we'll see how well this games do on mobile...

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