Singapore is a critical player in the Asian mobile gaming app market. Developers from all over the world – such as amanotes, Tencent, and OneSoft – have leveraged the island city-state’s global visibility to reach audiences all over the world.
In this article, we will provide a number of detailed mobile games statistics and insights into the Singapore Android game market with focus on mobile games only. We will cover a number of topics, including: how many Singaporean game publishers exist on the Google Play Store, how many mobile games they have released, and how Singaporean mobile games have performed compared to the global average. The data is aggregated based on address, such that only major game publishers and ones with valid Singaporean addresses on the Android market have been considered. Furthermore, all download statistics are estimates.
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There are more than 772 Singaporean publishers on Google Play out of all 192,488 game publishers. One of the biggest Singaporean publishers are AMANOTES PTE LTD, Garena International I, Level Infinite, ONESOFT GLOBAL PTE. LTD., IGG.COM, Azura Global, ABI Global LTD, Blockman GO studio, FALCON GAME STUDIO, FARM STUDIO . Less than 1% of all game publishers on Google Play are from Singapore. Find the biggest app publishers with our App Market Explorer.
There are more than 3,760 games from Singaporean publishers on Google Play out of the 531,561 games. Mobile Games with most downloads of Singaporean publishers are 1945 Air Force: Airplane games, PUBG MOBILE, Free Fire, Frozen City, Lords Mobile: Kingdom Wars, Free Fire MAX, Word Connect, Space shooter - Galaxy attack, Magic Tiles 3, Doomsday: Last Survivors . 1% of all mobile games on Google Play are from Singaporean publishers. Filter for mobile games by publisher country with our tool here.
The average rating of 3,760 games from Singaporean publishers on Google Play is 3.93 out of 5 stars. This is less than the overall average rating of all mobile games of 3.93 stars. Mobile Games from Singaporean publishers on Google Play have on average 78,414 ratings. This number is higher than the average number of ratings of all games, which is 6,571 ratings. Sort by the best rated game or by the game with most ratings directly in our App Market Explorer.
Mobile Games by Singaporean publishers have an average of 3.05m downloads. Overall they get more downloads than the average of all mobile games which is 544.76k. We offer also more detailed download estimates for any app.
3% of games by Singaporean publishers are paid. That is a lower value of paid mobile games compared to the overall games, where 4% are paid. 76% of games by Singaporean publishers include ads. That is a higher value compared to the whole world, where 72% games have ads. 55% of games by Singaporean publishers make use of In-App Payments to monetize. That is higher than the average of 20% of games.
30% of games of Singaporean publishers are available on both Google Play and iTunes. Overall they put more effort in publishing on both stores, compared to the average publisher with 16%. Use our iOS to Android Matching API or Android to iOS Matching API to find the same app across stores.
The following are the top publishers from Singapore that accumulated most downloads.
AMANOTES PTE LTD is on position 1 of the biggest Singaporean game publishers. They own 38 mobile games that have been downloaded together more than 1.64b+ times.
Garena International I is on position 2 of the biggest Singaporean game publishers. They own 3 mobile games that have been downloaded together more than 1.63b+ times.
Level Infinite is on position 3 of the biggest Singaporean game publishers. They own 28 mobile games that have been downloaded together more than 993.58m+ times.
ONESOFT GLOBAL PTE. LTD. is on position 4 of the biggest Singaporean game publishers. They own 36 mobile games that have been downloaded together more than 974.82m+ times.
IGG.COM is on position 5 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 58 mobile games that have been downloaded together more than 808.12m+ times.
Azura Global is on position 6 of the biggest Singaporean game publishers. They own 30 mobile games that have been downloaded together more than 403.98m+ times.
ABI Global LTD is on position 7 of the biggest Singaporean game publishers. They own 182 mobile games that have been downloaded together more than 355.14m+ times.
Blockman GO studio is on position 8 of the biggest Singaporean game publishers. They own 13 mobile games that have been downloaded together more than 300.01m+ times.
FALCON GAME STUDIO is on position 9 of the biggest Singaporean game publishers. They own 21 mobile games that have been downloaded together more than 276.63m+ times.
FARM STUDIO is on position 10 of the biggest Singaporean game publishers. They own 27 mobile games that have been downloaded together more than 229.55m+ times.
The following shows which SDKs are most used by Singapore game publishers. To find out which mobile games integrate the following SDK use our App Market Explorer. We have also aggregated the worldwide Top Ad Network SDKs and other categories.
86% of mobile games from Singaporean publishers have Google Firebase integrated. In total 2,884 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.
76% of mobile games from Singaporean publishers have FMOD integrated. In total 2,534 games.
76% of mobile games from Singaporean publishers have Google Ads AdMob integrated. In total 2,534 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.
75% of mobile games from Singaporean publishers have Google Ads AdMob Mediation Adapters integrated. In total 2,502 games.
75% of mobile games from Singaporean publishers have Unity3D integrated. In total 2,496 games.
55% of mobile games from Singaporean publishers have Unity Ads integrated. In total 1,820 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 1,628 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.
42% of mobile games from Singaporean publishers have Android Sqlite integrated. In total 1,410 games.
40% of mobile games from Singaporean publishers have gson integrated. In total 1,339 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.
39% of mobile games from Singaporean publishers have ZXing integrated. In total 1,312 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.
The following shows which android permissions are most frequently request by Singapore mobile games publishers. Use our App Market Explorer to filter the Google Play Store by mobile games with specific permissions.
android.permission.INTERNET makes it possible for app publishers to create network sockets and use custom network protocols within their apps. This permission is not required for internet connection however, as the mobile browser provides all apps with the ability to send data to the internet. 96% of the games from Singaporean publishers use the Internet Access permission. Total 3,623 games.
The android.permission.ACCESS_NETWORK_STATE permission can be leveraged by app developers to enable their apps to view information about network connections. This information includes such things as which networks exist and which already have connections. 94% of the games from Singaporean publishers use the Network Information Access permission. Total 3,532 games.
android.permission.WAKE_LOCK gives apps the ability to prevent the phone they are running on from going into sleep mode. This is good for apps, like YouTube, that get extended periods of engagement that do not necessarily require the user to touch the screen or otherwise interact physically with the device. 80% of the games from Singaporean publishers use the Phone Sleep Mode Preventation permission. Total 2,991 games.
The com.android.vending.BILLING permission is required for the integration of billing in android applications. 68% of the games from Singaporean publishers use the Billing permission. Total 2,541 games.
Apps often advertise other apps. By leveraging com.google.android.finsky.permission.BIND_GET_INSTALL_REFERRER_SERVICE apps can make sure that installs of other apps launched via their ads are properly attributed. 65% of the games from Singaporean publishers use the Install Referrer permission. Total 2,438 games.
App publishers can leverage android.permission.ACCESS_WIFI_STATE to enable their app to view information about Wi-Fi networking. This includes whether Wi-Fi is enabled and the names of the connected Wi-Fi devices. 54% of the games from Singaporean publishers use the Wifi Information Access permission. Total 2,037 games.
android.permission.VIBRATE makes it possible for app builders to give their apps control over the vibrating function of the devices they are running on. 48% of the games from Singaporean publishers use the Vibration permission. Total 1,795 games.
android.permission.RECEIVE_BOOT_COMPLETED gives apps the ability to start themselves as soon as the system it is running on has finished booting. It should be noted, however, that this can often slow down the phone start time. In addition, it can slow down the device generally by enabling the app to run constantly. 48% of the games from Singaporean publishers use the Start At Boot Time permission. Total 1,793 games.
com.google.android.c2dm.permission.RECEIVE can be used within apps to allow them to accept cloud to device messages sent by the app’s service. It should be noted however, that using this service will incur data usage, and malicious apps could cause excess data usage. 44% of the games from Singaporean publishers use the Push Notification permission. Total 1,665 games.
40% of the games from Singaporean publishers use the android.permission.FOREGROUND_SERVICE permission. Total 1,494 games.
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