HoYoverse's mobile hit, Zenless Zone Zero, continues its impressive market performance. The recent 1.4 update, titled "And the Starfall Came," propelled the game to a record-breaking $8.6 million in daily mobile player spending, surpassing even its launch day revenue in July 2024.
AppMagic data reveals Zenless Zone Zero's mobile revenue has already exceeded $265 million. Update 1.4's success is attributed to the introduction of new characters like Hoshimi Miyabi and Asaba Harumasa, alongside enhanced game mechanics, new areas, and game modes, all driving increased player spending.
The free availability of Harumasa as a promotional character, coupled with a focused banner featuring Hoshimi Miyabi, significantly contributed to this revenue surge.
This update's impact on player engagement has been remarkably sustained. Unlike typical post-update revenue dips after a week, Zenless Zone Zero maintained daily revenue above $1 million for over 11 consecutive days, and even exceeded $500,000 per day two weeks after the update's release.
While undeniably successful, Zenless Zone Zero's revenue still trails behind HoYoverse's flagship titles, Genshin Impact and Honkai: Star Rail.
LATEST ARTICLES 20
2025-12
What Duck is an adorable 2D strategy gameLaunching soon on Android and iOS, it stars—what else? Ducks!Build towers, summon units, and defeat enemies before they destroy youFirst crabs, now ducks! Lately, it seems all sorts of animals are making their
Author: EmmaReading:0
19
2025-12
Command your troops through the ages, from primitive cavemen to mighty Roman legionsAdvance through history by unlocking powerful units, siege engines, and legendary generalsNow playable on Android, with iOS pre-registration currently activeFollowing
Author: EmmaReading:1
19
2025-12
Prepare for fire and fury as Clash Royale finally unleashes the long-anticipated Inferno Dragon Evolution. After nine years soaring through arenas in its original form, this fan-favorite Legendary troop gets a scorching upgrade. Developer Supercell m
Author: EmmaReading:1
19
2025-12
Valve is implementing stricter regulations for 'adult-only' content to comply with requirements from Steam's payment processors, leading to the removal of multiple sexually explicit games from the platform this week. As reported by GameSpark and s
Author: EmmaReading:1
