Singapore Mobile Gaming Statistics in 2022

AMANOTES PTE LTD is on position 1 of the biggest Singaporean game publishers. They own 36 mobile games that have been downloaded together more than 1.59b+ times.

Garena International I is on position 2 of the biggest Singaporean game publishers. They own 4 mobile games that have been downloaded together more than 1.54b+ times.

Level Infinite is on position 3 of the biggest Singaporean game publishers. They own 26 mobile games that have been downloaded together more than 954.56m+ times.

IGG.COM is on position 4 of the biggest Singaporean game publishers. IGG.COM is a renowned mobile games developer and publisher with a strong global presence and international customer base. Headquartered in Singapore, they have regional offices in the United States, China, Canada, Japan, South Korea, Thailand, Belarus, the Philippines, the United Arab Emirates, Indonesia, Brazil, Turkey, Italy and Spain. IGG.COM has created numerous gaming apps, including Raids & Puzzles: RPG Quest, Castle Clash: Epic Empire ES, Castle Clash: Brave Squads, Clash of Lords 2: Español, and more. They own 56 mobile games that have been downloaded together more than 788.77m+ times.

ONESOFT is on position 5 of the biggest Singaporean game publishers. ONESOFT is an independent Android game developer which was founded by a team of four in 2010. They are based in Vietnam with offices in Singapore. ONESOFT has developed the games Space Shooter: Galaxy Attack, 1945, Galaxy Attack: Alien Shooter, Galaxy Shooter - Falcon Squad, and more. They own 43 mobile games that have been downloaded together more than 726.47m+ times.

OneSoft Global PTE. LTD. is on position 6 of the biggest Singaporean game publishers. ONESOFT is an independent Android game developer which was founded by a team of four in 2010. They are based in Vietnam with offices in Singapore. OneSoft Global PTE. LTD. has developed the games Super Bino Go - New Games 2019, Bob's World - Super Adventure, Mr Bow, Super Spider Hero: City Adventure, and more. They own 38 mobile games that have been downloaded together more than 561.5m+ times.

GoKids! is on position 7 of the biggest Singaporean game publishers. GoKids! is a developer of entertaining, educational games for kids. They realize that an app can’t make up for real-life games, but parents want every moment to add up to their child's development. For this reason GoKids! wants to make sure their games do a world of good for kids. GoKids! has published Truck games for kids - build a house, car wash; Colors for Kids, Toddlers, Babies - Learning Game; Babyphone & tablet - baby learning games, drawing; Learn Colors for Toddlers - Educational Kids Game!; and more. They own 18 mobile games that have been downloaded together more than 435.98m+ times.

Azura Global is on position 8 of the biggest Singaporean game publishers. They own 29 mobile games that have been downloaded together more than 389.81m+ times.

ABI Global LTD is on position 9 of the biggest Singaporean game publishers. They own 135 mobile games that have been downloaded together more than 331.91m+ times.

Blockman GO studio is on position 10 of the biggest Singaporean game publishers. They own 13 mobile games that have been downloaded together more than 287.73m+ times.

86% of mobile games from Singaporean publishers have Google Firebase integrated. In total 2,681 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.

77% of mobile games from Singaporean publishers have Google Ads AdMob integrated. In total 2,398 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.

74% of mobile games from Singaporean publishers have FMOD integrated. In total 2,323 games.

73% of mobile games from Singaporean publishers have Unity3D integrated. In total 2,287 games.

54% of mobile games from Singaporean publishers have Unity Ads integrated. In total 1,701 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.

49% of mobile games from Singaporean publishers have Facebook integrated. In total 1,537 games. Facebook offers an SDK that helps app developers build engaging social apps and get more installs. The SDK enables everything from powerful analytics, to Facebook’s secure login feature, to Facebook ads.

39% of mobile games from Singaporean publishers have ZXing integrated. In total 1,206 games. ZXing – also known as “zebra crossing” – is an open-source, multi-format barcode image processing library implemented in Java, with ports to other languages. It supports 1D product, 1D industrial, and 2D barcodes.

38% of mobile games from Singaporean publishers have Android Sqlite integrated. In total 1,191 games.

38% of mobile games from Singaporean publishers have Facebook Audience Network integrated. In total 1,179 games. Audience Network is an in-app advertising network for mobile applications. Advertisers using the Facebook Audience Network SDK are able to deliver their ads beyond the Facebook platform, while taking full advantage of Facebook’s robust ad system.

37% of mobile games from Singaporean publishers have gson integrated. In total 1,172 games. Gson is a Google-developed Java library that app developers can leverage to convert Java Objects into their JSON representation, and vice versa. It works with arbitrary Java objects, including pre-existing objects of which developers do not have the source-code.