Honour of Kings, a Chinese fantasy battle game for mobile phones made by internet group Tencent, converted its more than 50m-strong army of daily active users into revenue of up to Rmb6bn ($876m) in the first quarter, making it the world’s top-grossing game according to analysts.
“The real income of Honour of Kings in the first quarter of 2017 could be around Rmb6bn,” said Benjamin Wu, an analyst at digital consultancy Pacific Epoch.
Chinese gaming consultancy CNG estimates the game’s first-quarter revenue at Rmb5.5bn-Rmb6bn. Nearly all of that was from China.
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