Monster Hunter Now Reaches $14 Million in Player Expenditure

The mobile game Monster Hunter Now has amassed $14 million in player spending. According to data from data.ai, as cited by PocketGamer.biz, the game, which was inspired by Capcom's popular RPG series and developed by Niantic, reached this revenue milestone just weeks after its release on September 14. Sensor Tower reports that the majority of the game's earnings, approximately $12 million, came from the iOS market, while Google Play accounted for $2 million in player spending. This revenue figure makes Monster Hunter Now the fourth-highest grossing game launch for Niantic. Additionally, the game achieved over 5 million downloads within its first week of release, as reported by Niantic.