Top 5 Anime Games Performance on Unified Platform in New Zealand Q2 2025

In the second quarter of 2025, anime games continued to captivate audiences in New Zealand, with notable performances on a unified platform. Here’s a closer look at how the top five games fared during this period.

DRAGON BALL LEGENDS from Bandai Namco Entertainment Inc. experienced a remarkable surge in weekly revenue, peaking at around $11K by the end of May. Downloads fluctuated slightly, with a noticeable increase to 441 in the same week, while active users remained relatively stable, hovering around 5.7K by the quarter's end.

Solo Leveling:Arise, published by Netmarble Corporation, saw weekly revenue start strong at $2.3K in early April but gradually declined to $1.3K by the end of June. Downloads showed a downward trend, reaching a low of 174 in mid-June before recovering slightly to 308 by the end of the quarter. The game maintained a solid base of active users, peaking at 28.7K in the closing week.

ONE PIECE Bounty Rush also from Bandai Namco Entertainment Inc., saw its highest revenue of $3.5K in mid-June. Downloads remained steady, averaging around 150 weekly, while active users fluctuated slightly, ending the quarter at 1.2K.

SD Gundam G Generation ETERNAL showed an impressive revenue increase, peaking at approximately $6.5K by the end of June. Despite a sharp decline in downloads from 707 in mid-April to just 60 by the quarter's end, active users showed resilience, ending at 430.

Lastly, Umamusume: Pretty Derby from Cygames, Inc. had a strong debut, with revenue reaching $5K and downloads climbing to 1.9K in the last week of June. Active users more than doubled from 956 to 2.1K in its initial launch period.

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