According to Appmagic data, the following is the most profitable mobile phone game in April, ranked on the basis of income from the use. The following data for in-house purchase income estimates do not include advertising earnings, web store expenses, 30 per cent distribution of apples/Google, and ecological income from Andrea in the national area.
Despite the high overall performance, Wang Glory was at the top of the list, with $138 million in in-house purchases in April, about $5 million higher than in March. For the second consecutive month, Last War: Survival experienced a small decline, with its April run of $114 million, which was $35 million less than its small peak in July and December 2025. The performance of the 4X tactical tour of Whiteout Survival under the spot-to-point interactive flag remained stable, with approximately $110 million collected in April. The Rings of Royal Match, Roblox and Gossip Harbor, respectively, although slightly lower, are roughly the same as their usual income levels. After strong performances from January to March, Jedi Survival has been reduced to less than $100 million last month. The total receipts of $92 million in April, well below those of $129 million during the spring of February, are quite good compared to the sharp decline from October to December last year (but some $50 million).
The remaining positions of the top 10 are the other three stable games: Candy Legend, Monopoly Go and Kingshot, each of which has roughly the same income as last month, although Kingshot is the only ring-to-seat increase in the three sections.April Mobile Game Income 11-2011. Coin Master (Moon Active): $5.2 million.12. Delta Action (Tempo): $51.3 million.13. Township (Playrik): $3.98 million.14. Broken: Star Dome Railway (Miha Travel): $36.8 million.15. eFootball (Coremy): $36.1 million.16. Gardenscapes (Playrick): $3.08 million.17. Royal Kingdom (Dream): $35.2 million (18.Brawl Stars (Supercell): $34.0 million.19.Toon Blast (Take-Two): $31.4 million.20. Free Fire (Garena): $3.3 million in addition to the top 10, Delta is growing again, with revenues exceeding $50 million. The collapse of the Star Dome, which appears to have fluctuated every two to three months, received about $6 million in January and has since grown every month, reaching $37 million in April.
The eFootball of Columy, although not receiving much attention, has been growing steadily since 2022. The April harvest rose again to $36 million, close to the high record of $40 million in July 2025. Toon Blast, another game that has been on the line for many years, has gained momentum since a dramatic increase at the end of 2023. Revenues again exceeded $30 million, approaching the historic high of $34 million in January. In addition to the top 20s, Bo Mango fell by another $30 million, nine places below the ring. Japanese players are very high on Xflag’s Monster Balls and the Mandeen Palace’s “SD Up to G Generation Endurance.” In April, revenues from both games increased significantly, to $28.4 million and $28 million, respectively.