Rush Royale Tops Tower Defence Genre, Achieving Record Player Engagement With Over 73 Million Installs
my.gamesMY.GAMES, a leading European game developer and publisher headquartered in Amsterdam, announces the year-end performance of its hit mobile title, Rush Royale. In 2023, the game achieved an impressive 2x growth in installations, $120 million in revenue (30% growth YoY) and hit the coveted $1 million daily revenue target five times. In total since its launch in 2020, Rush Royale has secured more than $280 million in revenue and more than 73 million installs worldwide, cementing its position as the leading game in the Tower Defence Strategy genre, according to data.ai.
“In 2023, we achieved outstanding results and significant growth across key metrics despite it becoming increasingly challenging to capture players’ attention on an industry level. This was all possible thanks to the dedication of the Rush Royale team, as well as our unwavering focus on creating the most engaging gaming experiences for our players,” said Alexey Kornev, project head of Rush Royale. “2024 is set to take the game to even greater heights, with fresh events and collaborations in store - stay tuned for updates!”
The past year saw Rush Royale’s in-app activity flourish, with a maximum of 707,000 battles played per day and an average of 173 million fights fought per month. PvP battles also reached a remarkable 1 billion, while uses of hero powers and item mergers reached 7 billion and 91.7 billion, respectively.
Throughout 2023, Rush Royale enjoyed significant updates, including the introduction of new heroes like Jake Paul and Tooth Flicker, a "Dragon Rift" PvE event and a comprehensive overhaul of key heroes, such as Necromancer, Trainer, Trickster, Mermaid, Mari, Snowflake, and Jay. Other exciting additions to the game included new pawns like
