One of the most important benefits of the digitalized world has been smart phones. In 2022, when everything has been transferred to digital, these devices have become one of the indispensable parts of our daily lives. At the same time, it enabled the mobile game industry to grow enormously. Thus, an affordable and at the same time formidable competitor emerged for PC and console platforms.
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Sensor Tower has announced the list of the most expensive mobile games of February. Turkey, on the other hand, was surprised this time about spending.
The most downloaded mobile games have been revealed
Sensor Tower, one of the most important analysis tools in the mobile industry, announced the most downloaded mobile games of February. According to the shared list, the champion of February is Garena Free Fire. The mobile game, which experienced a 22.7 percent increase compared to February 2021, reached a total of 21.8 million downloads. The countries that downloaded the game the most were India with 41 percent and Brazil with 9.4 percent.
One of the legends of the mobile game industry after Garena Free Fire, Subway Surfers took the second place with 19.5 million downloads. The country that showed the most interest in mobile gaming was India with 18.8 percent, while Brazil came in second with 7.8 percent. The popular Battle Royale game PUBG Mobile continued its decline and ranked sixth in overall downloads.
The global mobile game industry reached 4.4 billion downloads in the App Store and Google Play Store in February 2022. Compared to the same period of the previous year, it increased by 0.7 percent. The country that showed the most interest in mobile games in February was India with 670 million downloads, making up 15 percent of the total downloads. The USA took the second place with 8.7 percent and Brazil took the third place with 7.8 percent.
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