Fire Emblem Heroes earned almost $300 million in its first year, doing better than Mario Run and Animal Crossing: Pocket Camp
As Fire Emblem Heroes celebrates its first anniversary, Sensor Tower is taking a look back at how the game has done over the past year.
Sensor Tower report that Fire Emblem Heroes has earned an estimated $295 million worldwide in player spending, making it Nintendo’s most successful mobile game thus far. It has generated significantly more than Super Mario Run, though that game was a one-time purchase.
Fire Emblem Heroes also outpaced Animal Crossing: Pocket Camp. Animal Crossing grossed roughly $20 million during its first two months of availability, which is less than one quarter of the $86 million players spent in Fire Emblem Heroes during its first two months. Fire Emblem Heroes also placed #34 for worldwide mobile game revenue on iOS and Android last month whereas Animal Crossing ranked #190.
About 30% of Fire Emblem Heroes’ revenue has come from the United States and another 60% from Japan. On the other hand, 82% of Animal Crossing: Pocket Camp’s revenue so far is from Japan.
