League of Legends income tumbles 21% in a yr

League of Legends is among the greatest games on the earth, however it’s not fairly matching its highest ranges of success. In reality, the game is on observe to hit a four-year low. August’s income has dropped 21% in comparison with the identical time interval in 2017, indicating a not-so-stellar yr for Riot’s large MOBA.

Don’t go calling League a “dead game” simply but, although. It’s nonetheless the quantity three title on PC worldwide, sandwiched proper World of Warcraft and Monster Hunter: World for the month of August. And these games are each having fun with historic ranges of success for the month.

World of Warcraft subscriber numbers have hit a four-year excessive with the launch of Battle for Azeroth, based on the SuperData report. WoW made $161 million following the enlargement’s launch, and that’s not even counting the months of pre-sales main as much as launch. We don’t have particular numbers, however subscriber counts for the Western model of WoW are at their highest since 2014.

Monster Hunter: World sales numbers already cemented it as Capcom’s best-selling game ever even earlier than the PC launch, however the game’s offered hundreds of thousands extra since launching on Steam. Two million extra, to be exact. That makes it the largest premium-priced PC game in August, topping even the mighty PlayerUnknown’s Battlegrounds.

Here are the highest 10 performers on PC, masking each premium and free-to-play titles. If there are titles you haven’t heard of, it’s most likely as a result of they’re huge in China.

1. Dungeon Fighter Online
2. World of Warcraft
3. League of Legends
4. Monster Hunter: World
5. Crossfire
6. Fantasy Westward Journey Online II
7. Fortnite: Battle Royale
8. PlayerUnknown’s Battlegrounds
9. Hearthstone: Heroes of Warcraft
10. World of Tanks