Harry Potter mobile games reach $1 billion in revenue as Magic Awakened gains momentum

• The US is number one country by player spending with $374.8 million (36.6% of total revenue).
• China placed second with $324.3 million (31.6%). It is worth noting that Google Play is banned in the country, so this number is only via iOS alone (and Sensor Tower doesn’t collect data from third-party Android stores).
• Germany is in third place with $51.6 million, or 5% of total revenue.
• Apple’s App Store accounts for 66.6% of all Harry Potter games’ revenue, or $683 million. Excluding China, the iOS share would fall to 51%.
• Harry Potter games generated over 156 million downloads on iOS and Android. The US accounts for 20% of this number, followed by China and Brazil.
• Google Play accounts for 84.5 million downloads, or 54% of total installs.

Highest-grossing Harry Potter mobile games

• Harry Potter: Hogwarts Mystery is the number one game by revenue, generating over $400 million since its launch in April 2018.
• It is followed by NetEase’s collectible card game Harry Potter: Magic Awakened, which reached $358 million in player spending.
• The game is still available only in selected regions, with China accounting for 90% of its revenue. So it may dethrone Hogwarts Mystery in the near future.
• The other two titles in the top 4 are Zynga’s match-3 puzzler Harry Potter: Puzzles & Spells ($218 million) and Niantic’s already-closed AR title Harry Potter: Wizards Unite ($39.6 million).
• Magic Awakened was the highest-grossing mobile title based on a book this year. It generated $85.4 million between January 1 and September 30.
• It is followed by Puzzles & Spells, Hogwarts Mystery, Sherlock, and Peter Rabbit: Hidden World.
• Magic Awakened was also the 31st highest-grossing mobile game based on any IP globally. It ranked above titles like Nexon’s FIFA Online 4 M and Warner Bros’ Game of Thrones: Conquest.