- Azur Games dominates August 2025 downloads again with 117 million installs, followed closely by BabyBus and Miniclip.
- Tencent extends its lead in revenue charts, crossing $552 million, with Century Games and Roblox securing top positions.
August 2025 carried forward the momentum in the mobile gaming industry, with familiar giants holding on to their strong positions and a few publishers making subtle shifts. The month saw hyper-casual leaders driving downloads once again, while revenue charts highlighted the ongoing dominance and consistency for a few publishers.
Top Mobile Game Publishers by Downloads for August 2025
Azur Games once again led the downloads chart with 117.4 million installs, showcasing the ongoing appeal of its hyper-casual portfolio. BabyBus followed closely at 87.1 million downloads, continuing its steady rise as one of the leading names in educational gaming.
Miniclip secured third with 84.1 million installs, driven by the popularity of its competitive and casual multiplayer titles. Voodoo held firm in fourth place with 71.0 million, while Outfit7 managed 67.2 million, with My Talking Tom Friends 2 leading the developer’s titles with 14 million downloads.
SayGames closely trailed with 67 million, followed by Supersonic Studios and Supercent, both maintaining their relevance with over 60 million installs each. In the lower half of the top 10, CrazyLabs posted 39.6 million installs, with 1SOFT recording 38.6 million, reflecting steady traction in regional markets.
Roblox Corporation and ABI Games Studio both stayed strong above 36 million installs, while Tencent re-entered at 36.6 million, highlighting that its focus remains more revenue-driven than download-heavy. Rounding out the top 15 were KAYAC and Garena.
Top Mobile Game Publishers by Revenue for August 2025
On the revenue front, Tencent Games stretched its dominance even further, generating a staggering $552.9 million, reinforcing its position at the top. Century Games secured second place with $207.2 million, showing that its mix of simulation and strategy titles continues to attract high spenders.
Roblox Corporation climbed to third with $157.7 million as Dream Games took fourth with $144.5 million, powered mainly by the success of Royal Match. FunPlus and Scopely were close behind, earning $125.1 million and $124.3 million, respectively.
Playrix and Supercell remained consistent as well, pulling in $122.1 million and $121 million, with Supercell continuing to benefit from the longevity of Clash of Clans and Clash Royale. NetEase Games reported $119.8 million, just shy of the top eight, while King added another $115.3 million.
The final slots in the top 15 featured Microfun, Niantic, and Bandai Namco, each generating between $73–75 million, while Moon Active earned $69.7 million. Closing the list was Aniplex, with $58.3 million, marking its strong position thanks to its anime-inspired title Fate/Grand Order, which minted $53.6 million alone in August.
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