LifeAfter and Super Mecha Champions Win Google Play Best of 2022!
LifeAfter is a popular game released by NetEase, telling about the future destruction caused by Zombie Apocalypse. Players are required to survive with other players by fighting zombies and saving themselves from zombie attacks.
Not only LifeAfter, NetEase also has other popular games that are included in the best Google Play 2022 application category, namely Super Mecha Champions. This game is widely downloaded, because it has a cool appearance with anime characters and mechas in it.
2 Games Owned by NetEase Games Won One of the Best of 2022 Google Play Categories!
There are many award categories in Google Play Best of 2022, this year NetEase won the Main Title with 2 games, namely:
- LifeAfter (Best Competitive in Taiwan and Hong Kong Store)
- Super Mecha Champions (Best Innovative in Thailand and Indonesia)
Since its release this year, LifeAfter has achieved more than 40 Million downloads which made it reach the top positions in Taiwan, Hong Kong, Macau, Japan, Singapore, and Malaysia. This makes LifeAfter a winner Best Competitive in Taiwan and Hong Kong Store.
Meanwhile, Super Mecha Champions has been recommended by the App Store in more than 100 regions around the world and has been awarded as Best Innovative in Thailand and Indonesia.
Last November, NetEase released their 2022 Q3 financial report. The Gaming Sector on NetEase has increased by 11.5% of revenue growth during Q3.
LifeAfter Provides $125 Million Revenue For NetEase
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according to SensorTower, NetEase’s LifeAfter has earned more than $125 Million since they released the game some time ago. The majority of this income comes from China with revenues reaching 97 percent of all revenues, or the equivalent of $121 million.
From its release October 2022 to February 28, 2022, the game has grossed over $360,000 from US players. More interestingly, LifeAfter is growing rapidly until its second week of release, it has gotten about 15.5 million downloads with one million installations coming from the United States.
