Pokemon GO Has Surpassed $3.6 Billion In Lifetime Revenue

As Pokemon GO hits its fourth anniversary this week, here’s a closer look at its performance so far!

Sensor Tower has released a new analysis on the mobile title, with new insights into its revenue and downloads. According to their analysis, Pokemon GO has now pulled in over $3.6 billion worldwide ever since its original debut in 2016 – with US, Japan, and Germany being the top-spending countries worldwide!

Here are the full highlights of the report below:

Player Spending

In the first half of 2020, Pokémon GO has generated $445.3 million

2019 was a record year for player spending in the title, with Pokémon GO generating $905 million globally

The previous best year was 2016, when it generated an estimated $832.5 million in just six months

The United States has generated close to $1.3 billion, or 35.4 percent of player spending

Japan ranks No. 2 and Germany rounds out the top three

Google Play accounts for $1.9 billion, or 53.6 percent of player spending

The App Store has generated close to $1.7 billion, or 46.4 percent total revenue

Downloads

To date, Pokémon GO has accumulated 576.7 million unique downloads worldwide

The U.S. accounts for 105.2 million, or 18.2 percent

Brazil is No. 2 with close to 63 million downloads, while Mexico ranks No. 3 with more than 36 million installs, or 6.3 percent

Google Play represents the largest share of downloads, accounting for more than 450 million downloads, or 78.3 percent

The App Store accounts for 125.4 million installs, or 21.7 percent