The monthly figures are just as eye-opening. It broke $100k in daily revenue for the first time on April 1 2022, and after a lull mid-late April, has been on an extraordinary run – peaking at £309k on July 3 2022. Stumble Guys’ daily revenue has rocketed in line with downloads. Kitka Games’ website also claims that Stumble Guys has over 18 million daily players. Slice those figures monthly and the game’s rise is even more impressive: Appmagic says Stumble Guys downloads were 8.9m in January, rising to 32.8m in June. Stumble Guys downloads peaked on June 25 2022, when 1.5m players downloaded the game in one day. The downloads since April 2022 in particular show the game tearing through the charts, with daily downloads hovering between 300-500k from January to March but then exploding from April onwards.
Stumble Guys soft launched shortly afterwards in October 2020, and averaged around 60-80k downloads per day during this period, before launching globally in January 2021.īut the game really started gathering pace at the back end of 2021, according to Appmagic data, when – we assume – Kitka started spending big on UA. Kitka Games was clearly paying attention when Fall Guys first arrived on PS4 and PC in August 2020.
According to Sensor Tower, Stumble Guys is 7th in the US Google Play download chart, and 8th in the UK. The figures do not account for revenue from in-game ad views, either.Īt the time of writing, Stumble Guys is number one in the free iPhone game charts in the US and UK.
Appmagic’s revenue data does not include Apple and Google’s 30% cut, so gross player spend will be higher. Enter Finland’s Kitka Games with Stumble Guys, a game that is, um, very clearly inspired by Fall Guys.Īccording to Appmagic, Stumble Guys has earned Kitka Games $21.5m since launch, and has been downloaded over 163m times to date. On mobile, Stumble Guys is eating Fall Guys’ lunch.Įpic Games-owned Mediatonic made its hit battle royale platformer free to play on PC and console last month, and it hit 50m downloads two weeks later.īut it’s nowhere to be seen on mobile.
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