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Los nuevos datos revelan los juegos de Gacha de mejor ingreso

Autor : Claire Actualizar : Feb 19,2025

Enero de 2025 Ingresos del juego de Gacha: Genshin Impact lidera la manada

El mercado de juegos de Gacha continúa generando ingresos significativos, con cifras de enero de 2025 revelando algunas tendencias interesantes. El impacto de Genshin, impulsado por una gran actualización con el arconte de Pyro y el muy esperado Banner de Mawuika, vio un notable aumento en las ganancias. Los datos indican una duplicación de los ingresos en comparación con diciembre de 2024, alcanzando los asombrosos $ 99.4 millones (frente a $ 45.6 millones).

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Detrás de Genshin Impact, Pokemon TCG aseguró el segundo lugar con $ 64 millones en ingresos. Love y DeepSpace, un título popular de "gacha femenino", reclamó el tercer lugar, generando $ 55.2 millones.

Se observó una disminución notable en las ganancias de Honkai Star Rail, que cayó a $ 50.8 millones. Del mismo modo, Zenless Zone Zero experimentó una recesión significativa, con ingresos a la mitad de $ 57.9 millones a $ 26.3 millones.

Es importante tener en cuenta que esta clasificación considera solo los ingresos de la plataforma móvil. Si bien algunos juegos, como los de Mihoyo, también tienen versiones de PC, estos están excluidos de las cifras. Además, los datos incorporan un multiplicador para los ingresos de Android en China, ya que Google Play no está disponible en ese mercado, utilizando los ingresos de iOS como base para la estimación.

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