Yesterday, we were confirmed from Circana (East NPD) that Elder Scroll IV: Oblavian Remastard performed very well in the United States last month, better than 15 months of sale of origin in a month.
Today, Newsu In April, the engagement and revenue on revenue have doubled on praise. According to Newsu, Oblivion Remasted for Fortnite for a ‘excellent’ performance was only second place, and analysts called it a benchmark for a successful remaster. Minecraft benefited from the release of a record-breaking movie, while Claire Aubskur: Expedition 33 and Ranescape: There were successful debuts in both Dragonwilds.
Here is full observation for PC and Console Games for the month of April 2025:
Revenue Movers and Success
- Elder Scroll IV: Obilivian Remastard (#2, new) despite the absence of any formal pre-relief marketing, gave outstanding revenue performance after its amazing launch on 22 April. The success of the game underlines the permanent power of IP, the quality of the remaster, and its $ 50 price point, it creates a benchmark to effectively execute a remaster.
- Call of Duty: Modern Warfare II / III / Warzone / Black Oms 6 (#3, +7) saw a strong speed with a launch of season 3 on 2 April, introducing new maps, materials, cosmetics and a new war pass. A major highlight is the re -production of a modified version of Wordansk; The original battle in Warzone, the map of Royale, tapping in the Nostalgia trend which recently enjoys great popularity.
- Schedule I (#5, +7) continued to projection, attracted significant attention and received more than 4.5 million new players during April alone.
- Counter-Strike 2 and Go (#6, +7) on 1 April extended the three new weapons collection (cosmetic skins) after the release of valves, freshly engaged and spent.
- Mincraft (#8, +6) Despite the offering of Film-Theme DLC, the ranking climbed into the ranking and showing the ad-on, franchise’s extraordinary engagement and mudlization power on the mankrept marketplace. It is also worth exposing that April saw a very significant increase in premium revenue, this month marked one of the strongest for minicraft full-game sale.
- Force horizon 5 (#9, +69) experienced adequate increase in the form of former Xbox/PC launched on PlayStation in late April, expanding its access to a new audience.
- Rivalry (#11, +8) saw an increase in revenue despite a slight decline in the rank. On April 4, the launch of season 2 introduced new mandarization drivers, including a battle pass and cosmetic material, which encouraged the player expenses.
- Clear unclear: campaign 33 The title firmly resonates with both players and critics, reflecting the effect of a clear creative vision and the dedication of its development team.
- Runescape: dragonwilds (#16, New) was launched at an early access on 15 April and attracted about one million monthly active users in the second half of the month. Its initial success underlines the permanent appeal of the Runescape IP and the hypnosis of its survival gameplay.
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- Mincraft (#3, tap) No movement on the ladder, but Minecraft achieved a record high in monthly active users (MAU) in April, thanks to the success of “a Minecraft Movie”. The game attracted both old and new players, selling more than 700k copies in April alone.
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- Elder Scroll IV: Obilivian Remastard (#14) throws light on the permanent power of the franchise, despite launching without pre-relaid marketing enters the top 20 for both Maura and Revenue. In particular, most of its maus stem from Xbox, after the inclusion of its day by the game.
- Monster hunter wilds (#18, -7) Gently infection for the main audience dedicated more dedicated than a comprehensive appeal. As expected, Playstation Users are demonstrating the strongest presence of platforms in Japan, the highest retention operated in the major market of Monster Hunter.
- Overwatch 1 and 2 Season 16, which seems to be a step in a new game mode-stadium- the correct direction, but the console is a step for a month’s decline and a decline in a month of a month.
