Dragalia Lost Surpasses $3 Million Revenue In Five Days And Over 800,000 Installations

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Nintendo and Cygames’ new smartphone game launched on September 27 and according to Sensor Tower, it has surpassed $3 million in revenue in its first five days.

 

The data is based on the limited launch which included the US, Japan, Hong Kong, Taiwan, and Macau, where over it got over 800,000 installations across iOS and Android.

 

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Dragalia Lost has grossed an estimated $3.5 million in its first five days, which may be lower than Nintendo’s other top mobile game debuts in Fire Emblem Heroes, Super Mario Run, and Animal Crossing, but this should still be seen as a big hit considering it’s a brand-new IP.

 

Dragalia Lost is ranked 11th for iPhone games in Japan in terms of revenue, and it sits in the 55th place in the US.

 

Dragalia Lost is available for iOS and Android.


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