Australia Mobile Gaming Statistics in 2023

Halfbrick Studios is on position 1 of the biggest Australian game publishers. Halfbrick, which was originally founded in 2001, has been on the forefront of the Australian game development industry for many years. They come from humble beginnings. But with the success of the iPhone and iPad app, Fruit Ninja, Halfbrick has catapulted to become one of the most well known indie developers in the world. Halfbrick Studios has produced a number of apps, including Fruit Ninja®, Jetpack Joyride, Booster Raiders - Multiplayer Games, Dan the Man: Action Platformer, and more. They own 11 mobile games that have been downloaded together more than 965.69m+ times.

Imperial Arts Pty Ltd is on position 2 of the biggest Australian game publishers. Imperial Arts Pty Ltd is a mobile app developer based in Australia. They are primarily focused on developing simulation games. Imperial Arts Pty Ltd has developed and published City Train Driver Simulator 2019: Free Train Games, Sand Excavator Truck Driving Rescue Simulator game, City Taxi Driver Sim 2016: Multiplayer Cab Game 3D, City Construction Simulator: Forklift Truck Game, and more. They own 22 mobile games that have been downloaded together more than 346.17m+ times.

IEC Global Pty Ltd is on position 3 of the biggest Australian game publishers. They own 14 mobile games that have been downloaded together more than 322.38m+ times.

Not Doppler is on position 4 of the biggest Australian game publishers. Not Doppler is a Sydney, Australia-based game development studio and publisher. Founded in 2005 as a web games portal, they have since shifted their focus to mobile-first, with the goal of creating exciting game experiences and entertaining as many people as possible. Not Doppler is behind the apps Earn to Die 2, Dead Zed, Renegade Racing, Earn to Die Lite, and more. They own 7 mobile games that have been downloaded together more than 248.52m+ times.

PlaySide Studios Ltd is on position 5 of the biggest Australian game publishers. They own 13 mobile games that have been downloaded together more than 199.6m+ times.

HIPSTER WHALE is on position 6 of the biggest Australian game publishers. HIPSTER WHALE is an Australian mobile gaming app developer that brings great games to the world. HIPSTER WHALE has released the games Crossy Road and Piffle. They own 3 mobile games that have been downloaded together more than 144.87m+ times.

Raz Games is on position 7 of the biggest Australian game publishers. Raz Games is a Sydney-based independent mobile app development company founded in 2011. They have learned the tricks of the trade through experience. Raz Games has published the games Monster Trucks Game for Kids 2, Car Game for Toddlers Kids, Fun Kids Cars, Soccer Game for Kids, and more. They own 22 mobile games that have been downloaded together more than 127.46m+ times.

General Adaptive Apps Pty Ltd is on position 8 of the biggest Australian game publishers. General Adaptive Apps Pty Ltd is a software company focused on mobile applications. Founded in 2014, they design and develop a suite of minimalist gaming apps. General Adaptive Apps Pty Ltd has made the apps aa 2, uu, au, ki, and more. They own 22 mobile games that have been downloaded together more than 124.23m+ times.

Refuel Games Pty Ltd is on position 9 of the biggest Australian game publishers. They own a single game that has been downloaded more than 105.2m+ times.

Monster Games Productions PTY LTD is on position 10 of the biggest Australian game publishers. They own 14 mobile games that have been downloaded together more than 102.63m+ times.

66% of mobile games from Australian publishers have Google Ads AdMob integrated. In total 1,905 games. Google Ads AdMob is a mobile advertising platform that enables users to monetize their mobile applications via in-app advertising. AdMob is based on the Google Mobile Ads SDK and serves over 200 billion ad requests a month, with over 1 million advertisers and 1 million apps currently running on the AdMob mobile ad network.

66% of mobile games from Australian publishers have Google Firebase integrated. In total 1,899 games. Firebase is a mobile and web application development platform SDK that gives app builders the ability to develop their apps faster, without worrying about infrastructure. It includes functionalities like analytics, databases, messaging and crash reporting so developers can move quickly and focus on their users.

65% of mobile games from Australian publishers have Google Ads AdMob Mediation Adapters integrated. In total 1,875 games.

61% of mobile games from Australian publishers have Unity3D integrated. In total 1,777 games.

61% of mobile games from Australian publishers have FMOD integrated. In total 1,772 games.

36% of mobile games from Australian publishers have Unity Ads integrated. In total 1,050 games. The Unity Ads SDK helps publishers integrate especially video advertisements, aimed at maximizing revenue and improving user experience, into their games. Unity Ads gives developers the ability to offer users a variety of rewards in exchange for watching videos, such as additional “life,” currency, score increases, etc.

32% of mobile games from Australian publishers have Google Play Game Services integrated. In total 932 games. Google Play Game Services is an SDK that provides cross-platform services that gives app developers the ability to easily integrate popular gaming features such as achievements, leaderboards, Saved Games, and real-time multiplayer on their tablet and mobile games.

32% of mobile games from Australian publishers have Google Drive integrated. In total 912 games. The Google Drive SDK makes it possible for app developers to create mobile, web, and desktop apps that leverage Google Drive cloud storage. This includes reading, writing, and syncing files in Google Drive.

28% of mobile games from Australian publishers have Google Play In-app billing integrated. In total 808 games. Google Play In-App Billing is an SDK that lets developers sell digital content on Android applications. It can be used to sell one-time products, rewarded products, subscriptions, and more.

25% of mobile games from Australian publishers have Android Sqlite integrated. In total 711 games.