Zenless Zone Zero Mobile Revenue Hits $37.8 Million in July 2026, Ranking No. 3 Among Gacha Games

Sensor Tower data shows three HoYoverse titles claimed the top revenue positions among mobile gacha games in July 2026.

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A still from Zenless Zone Zero v3.1 Official Void Hunter Agent Remielle Trailer.

HoYoverse achieved a major milestone in the mobile gaming market during July 2026, with Genshin Impact, Honkai: Star Rail, and Zenless Zone Zero taking the top three spots in gacha game revenue rankings. The performance marks the first time all three major HoYoverse titles have occupied the leading positions simultaneously.

The figures, collected by Sensor Tower, focus specifically on mobile revenue but highlight broader trends in the competitive gacha gaming industry. The results also show a major shift in rankings, with previous revenue leader Love and Deepspace dropping significantly amid community-related controversies.

Genshin Impact Leads HoYoverse Revenue Surge

Genshin Impact secured first place in July 2026, generating nearly $56 million in mobile revenue. The increase was reportedly driven by the release of new characters, including Sandrone, alongside additional character banners that encouraged player spending.

Honkai: Star Rail ranked second with approximately $42 million in revenue. The game benefited from new character releases and its collaboration content, while rerun banners generated comparatively less interest from players.

HoYoverse’s lineup remains one of the strongest forces in the global mobile gacha market (Image via HoYoverse)

Meanwhile, Zenless Zone Zero experienced one of its strongest performances since launch, reaching third place with around $37.8 million in monthly revenue. The arrival of new character Remiella Dunn helped revive interest in the action RPG after a period of slower growth.

Other major gacha titles also remained competitive. Wuthering Waves placed sixth with roughly $27 million, while Neverness to Everness earned about $10.8 million, ranking 15th.

HoYoverse’s July performance highlights the company’s continued dominance in the mobile gacha market, with regular character releases, updates, and live-service content helping maintain strong player engagement across multiple franchises.

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