In just one short year, 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:Genshin Impact has become a force to be reckoned with 𒉰in gaming. A new report from reveals player spending has hit $2 billio♊n on the mobile version of Genshin Impact, putting it above mobile stalwart Pokemon Go.
Genshin Impact is now the third biggest game glo🐼bally in terms of player spending, just behind MOBA Honor of Kings (which generated $2.9 billion in player spending in the past year) and baไttle royale game PUBG Mobile (which generated $2.8 billion in spending).
Pokem🐼on Go only generated $1.4 billion in spending, putting it just ahead of Roblox.
Unsurprisingly, China ranked number one in spending on Genshin 🌄Impact, accounting for 28.6 percent of total global revenue. Japan came in second at 23.7 percent, and the US in third at ꦯ21 percent.
Note that none of these values include the console or PC versions of Genshin Impact which will undoubtedly push the game's total revenue even higher, although the mobile version likely generates the bulk of it.
But player spending will only continue if Mihoyo keeps its players happy, and right now they certainly seem to be anything but. Genshin Impact players 168澳洲幸运5开ไ奖网:are review bombing the game on all platforms in protest of the current anniversary event, with the bigge𝐆st complain🍨t being the event’s stingy rewards.
There are so many angry players that some have taken to review bombing developer Mihoyo’s previous game, Honkai Impact 3rd. Some 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:are even revie𒁏w bombing Fate/Grand Order, a game that has absolutely no association with Genshin Impact or Mihoyo beyond featuring similar anime-style character🔯s.
Mihoyo has since 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:responded to the uproar promising more thank-you gifts are on the way. “We’ve been paying close attention to various feedbacks regarding Genshin Impact's first anniversary,” Mihoyo told TheGamer in a statement. “The opinions and feedback from players and fans are really valuable to us, and we wish all fans will continue the adventure and collect more cherished memories in Teyvat.”