Top 15 mobile game publishers for September 2026. Who climbed to the top? Saurabh Shetty October 12, 2026 Last Updated: October 12, 2026 0 2 minutes read Story Highlights * Miniclip led mobile game publishers by downloads in September 2026 with 75.18 million. * Tencent Games topped the revenue rankings with $324.47 million, followed by Century Games and Playrix. The mobile gaming market saw some notable changes in September 2026, with the latest rankings discussing the publishers attracting the largest number of downloads and generating the most revenue, as GamingonPhone see several companies climbing the charts and others slipping down the rankings compared to August. Top mobile game publishers by downloads in September 2026. Miniclip continued at the first position in September with 75.18 million downloads, comfortably ahead of Voodoo, which ranked second with 60.51 million. Azur Games followed in third place with 53.93 million downloads, while Learnings and Outfit7 Limited completed the top five with 49.82 million and 43.16 million downloads, respectively. BabyBus ranked sixth with 40.02 million downloads, followed by SayGames in seventh with 36.64 million. Tencent Games climbed to eighth place with 32.45 million downloads, while IvyMobile secured ninth with 31.21 million. Unicorn Studio Official was a new entry to the list entering the top 10, recording 29.05 million downloads in September. Supercent ranked 11th with 28.77 million downloads, followed by Game District in 12th place with 26.83 million. CrazyLabs secured 13th with 24.62 million downloads, narrowly ahead of Garena International, which recorded 24.53 million in 14th place. Century Games completed the top 15 with 21.78 million downloads. arrow_forward_ios Powered by GliaStudios Top mobile game publishers by revenue in September 2026. Tencent Games retained its position at the top of the revenue rankings, generating $324.47 million in September. Century Games followed in second place with $142.75 million, while Playrix climbed to third with $96.60 million. Roblox Corporation also moved up to fourth place, earning $94.20 million, while Microfun Limited completed the top five with $92.31 million. Scopely secured sixth place with $90.41 million in revenue, followed by Take-Two Interactive in seventh with $89.25 million. Dream Games slipped to eighth place with $87.82 million, while King climbed to ninth with $79.15 million. NetEase Games rounded out the top 10 with $72.65 million in revenue. Moon Active ranked 11th with $68.21 million, while Scopely Explore (formerly Niantic) followed in 12th place with $57.38 million. Supercell climbed to 13th with $49.31 million, moving ahead of KONAMI, which ranked 14th with $45.28 million. Cognosphere (HoYoverse) completed the top 15 with $45.02 million in revenue. Roundup of the mobile game publishers this year: For more Mobile Gaming news and updates, join its WhatsApp Channel, Telegram Group, or Discord server. Also, follow GamingonPhone on Instagram, Twitter and Google News for quick updates.

New game digest: Lumines, Fortnite, rust, Honor of Kings, Transformers, plants vs zombies 3, a moon Active soft launch and more. Here every Friday you'll find the latest global releases, game dates, new soft launches and everything in between. This column is sponsored by Kohort. Ktrl by Kohort gives UA teams daily scale and cut calls, with 94%+ accurate D365 LTV forecasting. Plug in your MMP and see your own predictions free. Lumines Remastered (Sound Games). Sound Games and Enhance have launched Lumines Remastered on iOS and Android, with a free-to-try version and the full game priced at $7.99. It's built using Sound Games' self-publishing tool Shipmate, and supports touch or gamepad controls, cloud saves and local two player multiplayer. The game's original soundtrack, from Takayuki Nakamura and Katsumi Yokota, has also launched digitally for the first time. Fortnite, Rocket League and the Epic Games Store go live in Brazil. The Epic Games Store is now available on iPhones in Brazil, launching with Fortnite and Rocket League Sideswipe. Epic is offering 20% back in Epic Rewards on Fortnite purchases made through its store, a discount it says Apple's rules prevent it from offering via the App Store in Brazil. The store is also available on Android and PC worldwide. Honor of Kings: Ace (level Infinite). Level Infinite has announced Honor of Kings: Ace, a strategy hero card battler set in the Honor of Kings universe with cross-platform progression across mobile and PC. It will be playable for the first time by overseas players at Gamescom 2026, alongside the franchise's three other titles. Plants vs. Zombies 3: evolved (popcap/ea). After a long spell in soft launch, this one's edging closer to going global with Title Update 1.0.5, which reworks the new player tutorial and rebalances rewards ahead of further Early Access region rollouts. The game is currently in soft launch on iOS and Android in Philippines, Indonesia, UK and several other markets. Rust Mobile (level infinite/facepunch). Rust Mobile opens its second beta test on August 23, with pre-downloads from August 22 via Google Play and APK, plus a limited iOS TestFlight intake. The beta supports 13 languages and follows over three million pre-registrations. Transformers: Eternal War (Wanda cinemas Games). Hasbro and Wanda have opened global pre-registration for Transformers: Eternal War on iOS and Android. It's an idle RPG featuring G1 Autobots and Decepticons, and pre-registering unlocks a Transformers: The Movie 40th Anniversary avatar frame and nameplate, among other launch rewards. The game previously ran closed beta tests in Australia, New Zealand, Singapore and the Philippines earlier this year. Royal Splash: Tower Blast (moon Active). Moon Active's latest physics puzzler, Royal Splash: Tower Blast, has popped up on Appmagic, available on Android and iOS in India and Israel. The Coin Master maker also has several other titles in soft launch right now, detailed here. Reigns: Beyond (Devolver). Nerial and Devolver's card-flipping roguelike Reigns: Beyond has opened pre-registration on iOS and Android ahead of an August 12 launch priced at $4.99. It was previously released through Apple Arcade. Netflix Minigolf (Netflix). Netflix has launched Netflix Minigolf, a free four-player couch co-op party game developed by Next Games, with over 60 courses themed around Bridgerton, Squid Game and Stranger Things. Guardian Maiden (kakao Games). Kakao Games has signed a global publishing deal for Guardian Maiden, a pixel art action RPG from Kong Studios, the team behind Guardian Tales. It's launching on PC and mobile later this year. Case Solved: The London Files (specnext). SpecNext and developer Minimol Games have launched Case Solved: The London Files, a noir-themed logic puzzle game, on PC via Steam, iOS, Android, Xbox, PS5 and Switch/Switch 2. It's priced at $9.99 on most platforms, $3.99 on Google Play, with a 15% launch discount. Medal Hunter (ten Square Games). Ten Square Games has launched Medal Hunter globally on iOS and Android, a military-themed PvP shooter and the studio's first major step outside its usual hobby/outdoor genre. Ten Square says the game has moved from technical release to global launch in under a year.