In August, Black Myth Wukong emerged as the highest-grossing game across six key markets – the US, the UK, Germany, France, Spain, and Italy – per a Newzoo report.
It topped the PC charts while ranked third on PlayStation, only behind popular titles like Fortnite and EA Sports Madden NFL 25.
On the other hand, The First Descendant experienced “a steep decline” in revenue between June and August. This suggests that while the game may have initially gained attention, it struggled to maintain its momentum afterward.
Top 20 Revenue Generators (PC+Consoles): 6 Markets, in August:
- Black Myth Wukong
- Fortnite
- EA Sports Madden NFL 25
- Valorant (+4)
- EA Sports College Football 25 (-5)
- EA Sports FC 24 (+3)
- World of Warcraft (+9)
- Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2/3/Warzone (+4)
- Star Wars Outlaws
- Grand Theft Auto 5 (-3)
- Roblox (-1)
- Diablo 4 (+10)
- Minecraft (-1)
- League of Legends
- The First Descendant (-10)
- The Sims 4 (-5)
- Elden Ring (-11)
- Tom Clancy’s Rainbow Six Siege (-3)
- NBA 2K24 (-10)
- Overwatch 1 & 2 (-2)
EA Sports College Football 25 was the most revenue generator in July 2024 followed by Fortnite, EA Sports FC 24, Call of Duty: Modern Warfare II/III/Warzone 2.0, The First Descendant, Elden Ring, Grand Theft Auto V, VALORANT, NBA 2K24, and Roblox.
In terms of monthly active users (MAUs), Fortnite holds its top position in 6 markets followed by COD, Minecraft, and Roblox.
Fall Guys, Diablo 4, and World of Warcraft all experienced notable increases in their player bases and made it to the top 20 list.
Top 20 MAUs (PC+Consoles): 6 Markets, in August:
- Fortnite
- Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2/3/Warzone (+1)
- Minecraft (-1)
- Roblox
- Grand Theft Auto 5
- EA Sports FC 24
- Rocket League
- Valorant (+1)
- Tom Clancy’s Rainbow Six Siege (-1)
- The Sims 4 (+2)
- Overwatch 1 & 2
- Apex Legends (+2)
- EA Sports College Football 25 (+3)
- Fall Guys (+7)
- League of Legends (+3)
- Diablo 4 (+10)
- NBA 2K24
- Destiny 2 (-3)
- Counter-Strike 2 & GO (+4)
- World of Warcraft (+9)
Source: Newzoo via GamesIndustry