One Piece Treasure Cruise - mobile RPG based on the One Piece franchise from Bandai Namco.Odin Valhalla Rising - mobile MMORPG developed by South Korean company Lionheart Studios.Marvel Strike Force - turn-based RPG and one of the top-grossing games from Scopely, which was acquired by Saudi Arabia’s Savvy Games Group for $4.9 billion earlier this year).Lineage W - one of several mobile titles based on the MMORPG franchise Lineage.Lightning Link Casino - social casino game by Product Madness, which is now owned by Australian gambling manufacturer Aristocrat Leisure.League of Legends: Wild Rift - mobile MOBA from Riot Games, which topped $1 billion in revenue in September.

eFootball 2024 - mobile version of Konami’s sports franchise (previously known as Pro Evolution Soccer).

EA Sports FC Mobile 24 Soccer - mobile version of Electronic Arts’ football game, which is updated each year with the launch of every new title in the franchise.

DoubleU Casino - social casino title developed by South Korean company DoubleU Games.

Boom Beach - strategy title from Supercell (according to the Finnish studio, the game crossed the $1 billion mark in 2019, so it is unclear why data.ai put it on the list this year).

Arknights - tower defense game with RPG elements by Chinese studio Hypergryph.

Arena of Valor - global version of Tencent’s MOBA hit Honor of Kings, which remains the highest-grossing mobile title worldwide with over $10 billion in revenue.

Age of Origins - post-apocalyptic tower defense game by Chinese mobile developer/publisher Camel Games.

The full list can be seen below (in alphabetical order):

Interstingly, 11 titles on the list were developed or published by Asian companies such as Camel Games, Bandai Namco, Tencent, and Konami. According to a new report from data.ai, 26 mobile apps reached $1 billion in lifetime revenue in 2023.

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