- Miniclip leads downloads again with massive growth, crossing 100 million installs globally.
- Tencent dominates revenue charts again despite slight drop with $459.5 million earnings.
March 2026 continued to showcase intense competition among the world’s biggest mobile game publishers. The rankings saw some reshuffling, especially in the middle. Here’s a closer look at how the leading mobile game publishers performed in March 2026.
Top Mobile Game Publishers by Downloads for March 2026
Miniclip once again secured the top spot in March with 104.3 million downloads, even improving its performance compared to February. Azur Games held onto second place by putting similar numbers from last month, with 92.5 million.
A change this month came from Voodoo, which climbed to third with 82 million downloads, overtaking BabyBus, which dropped to sixth with 58.9 million installs after being in the top three previously.
SayGames maintained a strong position in fourth with 68.2 million downloads, while Outfit7 rounded out the top five with 59.3 million installs, moving up slightly thanks to My Talking Tom 2 ranking 14th in the games ranking for the month as well. Supercent held seventh place with 44.9 million downloads.
A new entrant in the top tier, Learnings, made an appearance in eighth with 42.2 million installs, as CrazyLabs ranked ninth with 41.1 million downloads. Supersonic Studios completed the top ten with 36.6 million installs, slipping slightly compared to February.
Just outside the top ten, IvyMobile climbed to 11th with 35.3 million downloads, while Tencent Games dropped to 12th with 33.3 million installs. 1SOFT followed in 13th, while Game District LLC entered the rankings in 14th, marking another new appearance this month. Hungry Studio once again rounded out the top 15.
Top Mobile Game Publishers by Revenue for March 2026
On the revenue side, Tencent Games continued its dominance despite a slight decline, generating $459.5 million in March. While lower than February, it still maintained a significant lead over the competition.
Century Games retained second place with $226 million, showing strong growth compared to the previous month. Dream Games climbed to third with $140.6 million as Playrix moved up to fourth with $131.4 million.
While Microfun Limited secured fifth place with $127.7 million, Funfly, which had a strong February, slipped slightly to sixth with $125 million, though it remained among the top earners. King climbed to seventh with $111.5 million, overtaking Scopely, which dropped to eighth with $108.3 million.
NetEase Games slipped to ninth with $102.2 million, but managed to maintain its position within the top ten. Roblox Corporation once again rounded out the top ten with $95 million, continuing its consistent performance across both downloads and revenue.
Outside the top ten, Moon Active placed 11th, followed by Supercell in 12th and Cognosphere (HoYoverse) in 13th. KONAMI entered the rankings at 14th this month, most likely carried by eFootball’s growing revenue, while Bandai Namco Entertainment completed the top 15
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