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Infinity Nikki generates $16m in player spending on mobile

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Infold Games' Infinity Nikki has generated $16 million in player spending during its first month on mobile.This is according to App Magic data (via Pocket Gamer), with revenue reportedly driven by players in China who contributed $10.1 million making up 63% of global player spending.Infinity Nikki made $10 million in its first two weeks, reaching $16 million on January 3.It also saw 10 million downloads in five days after launch on December 5, 2024.This makes Infinity Nikki the most successful launch in the franchise.

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