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| Name | How much Money does my Free Mobile Game Make? |
| Video Uploader | Video From Sam Hogan |
| Upload Date | This Video Uploaded At 02-08-2020 15:31:29 |
| Video Discription | This is how much revenue my mobile game made in its first 6 weeks... --- DOWNLOADS --- → Android: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.trickshotlabs.stickwithit → iOS: https://apps.apple.com/app/id1513842419 → PC: https://trickshotlabs.itch.io/stick-with-it --- SOCIAL --- → Twitter: https://twitter.com/SamHGames --- ADDITIONAL STATS --- After 6 weeks: Android downloads: 113,533, revenue: $1,091.11, eCPM: $2.11, impressions: 467.1k iOS downloads: 103,095, revenue: $1,375.53, eCPM $3.42, impressions: 364.8k Total daily active users peaked at 33.9k, and then quickly leveled off at around 9k Extra iOS stats: Downloads by source: 54% from app store search, 20% from app store browse, 20% web referral, and 6% app referral. Device breakdown: 62% iPhone, 37% iPad, 1% iPod 1 day retention: 35-42%, 28 day retention: 4% --- DESCRIPTION --- I recently developed a mobile game with the unity game engine. It's called "Stick With It" and is a rage platformer game. In this video we take a look at how the game made money, and how much it made. Instead of using traditional interstitial ads, I tried another monetization strategy - Rewarded Video. Players have the option to watch videos and get something in return, in my case they can undo a move. This strategy seemed to fail, because the ARPDAU was around $0.003, but then I updated the game... In the update, I fixed bugs, added a normal mode, created some new characters, introduced a map screen for selecting checkpoints, and set up in-app purchases. Incidentally, the revenue ended up increasing, because the game was actually possible to play, so uhhhh, people actually played it. This is the final devlog in the stick with it game development journey. I'll still like fix bugs and stuff, but the game is now done pretty much. Huge thanks to everyone who played the game, rated it, sent me bug reports, played some ads, or unlocked skins! ---- You May Also Like ---- Other game dev revenue/results videos: Dani - How Much Money my Mobile Game Made (After 1 week) - https://youtu.be/54GoOsHQQD0 DevDuck - Results from Releasing My First Indie Game - https://youtu.be/3UfJAcu5rgo Miziziziz - How Much Money I've Made From Game Development - https://youtu.be/QnILXztKdME Blackthornprod - How much Money did I earn with my indie game on Steam? - https://youtu.be/W7gVO_Fd-_0 Anders Lundbjörk - Indie Gamedev Revenue (How Much Money I Made in 2019) - https://youtu.be/z6-weelMKOw Some of my other videos: I Made a Zero Player Game: https://youtu.be/N-BbgqOjIqk I Made the Hardest Game Ever: https://youtu.be/wFJQI5iNjM8 I Made Minecraft in 24 Hours: https://youtu.be/Nj8gt_92c-M I Made a Game with Intentional Bugs: https://youtu.be/M_iiXaaF5T4 --- MUSIC --- → "To the Next Destination" & "Celebration in Slow Motion" by TeknoAXE → "Crazy" & "Hectic" by Antti Luode → "Break Out" by DST → "Vicious" by Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) → "Epiphany" by purple-planet.com |
| Category | Science & Technology |
| Tags | game development | gamedev | unity game dev | indie dev | learning unity | unity3d | unity game development in 24 hours | c# game engine | online game development | creating a game app | learning game development | software developer | video game development software | unity developer | game development software | unity game development | game revenue | mobile app development | app analytics | app developers | mobile ad network | in app advertising | mobile app advertising | game monetization |
