According to Sensor Tower's store intelligence data, Scopely's "Monopoly GO!" earned $226 million in global App Store and Google Play revenue in May 2024, ranking first in the global mobile game sales chart. Among them, 79.1% of the revenue came from the US market, 3.9% from the UK market, and 3.7% from the French market. On May 17th, the game released the "Robo Partners" event, which generated more than $10 million in revenue on the same day, making it the second-highest peak in May, second only to May 1st. Currently, the total revenue of the game has reached $2.75 billion globally. (Note: Data does not include third-party Android channels)

Tencent's "Honour of Kings" ranked second on the list with a revenue of $219 million. In early May, the game released a rich content update, including the Five-Five Friends Festival series of activities, the new skin of "Ming Shiyin - Yelu radio", and the 86 version of "Journey to the West" series skin return. On May 16th, the game released the "520 Adventure Trip" event, allowing players to exchange character skins by completing activities and maintain strong momentum.

The other three games on the revenue list are Dream Games' "Royal Match", "Roblox", and FirstFun's "Last War: Survival Game".

In May 2024, global mobile game players paid nearly $6.7 billion on App Store and Google Play, a year-on-year increase of 4.4%. The United States is still the highest-grossing market for mobile games in the world, contributing more than $2.1 billion, accounting for 32.1% of the total global revenue. The Chinese iOS market ranks second with 19.2%, and the Japanese market ranks third with 12.4%.

In May, many new games ranked high on the revenue growth chart. "Dungeon & Fighter: Origin", published by Tencent, performed exceptionally well in the Chinese market, breaking the $100 million revenue record in just 10 days, topping the revenue growth chart, and ranking eighth on the revenue list.

The other two IP-adapted mobile games, Netmarble's "Solo Leveling: Arise" and BANDAI NAMCO's "Gakuen Idolmaster", have both achieved outstanding results after their release. "Solo Leveling: Arise" topped the Korean iPhone mobile game sales chart on the first day of its launch, and generated over $57 million in revenue in May. As a new game in the "Idolmaster" series, "Gakuen Idolmaster" has been steadily ranked in the top 5 of the Japanese iPhone mobile game sales chart for 13 consecutive days since its release on May 16th.

Kuro Games' open-world action RPG mobile game "Wuthering Waves", with its exquisite art style and smooth combat mechanism, ranked in the top 10 of the best-selling iPhone mobile games charts in China, Japan, and Korea as soon as it was released, and was loved by players.

As the latest work of the "RO: Ragnarok Online" team, X.D. Global's "Let's Muffin" was officially tested in the Chinese market in May and ranked fifth on the revenue growth chart.