TREE NEWS reports: Sensor Tower data shows 37 Chinese publishers ranked among the global top 100 mobile game publishers in September, generating a combined $2 billion, or 41.6% of the top 100’s total revenue. Tencent held the top spot, with the top seven rankings unchanged. Bilibili’s revenue rose 36% month-on-month, climbing seven places, while Joy Games jumped 10 spots.
37 Chinese Game Publishers Hit $2B Global Revenue in September
AI take
The headline figure understates the concentration story: the top seven rankings were unchanged, meaning the month's gains came from challengers like Bilibili and Joy Games rather than any reshuffling at the top. That 41.6% share is the number worth tracking, because it measures whether Chinese publishers as a bloc are gaining or merely holding ground against the rest of the global top 100. The open question is whether Bilibili's and Joy Games' jumps reflect durable title momentum or a single strong release month.
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