Free Mobile Game Ranking Intelligence^Beta

The Seven Deadly Sins: Origin jumped +60 spots to #24, likely driven by a new content update or event launch, as the 7-day trajectory shows a sharp rise from #70 on May 3 to #24 on May 14. The estimated revenue decline of -13% suggests the spike may be due to a pre-registration or promotional push rather than monetization.

SD Gundam G Generation Eternal rose +37 spots to #7, potentially fueled by the v2.0.1 update on April 4, which may have introduced new units or events. The slight rating decline and -10% revenue trend indicate the boost is from organic interest rather than a major spending event.

NTE: Neverness to Everness surged +29 spots to #3, likely due to a new character banner or event launch, as the rank jumped from #32 on May 13 to #3 on May 14. The stable revenue trend (-2%) suggests the spike is from player engagement rather than monetization.

Fate/Grand Order climbed +14 spots to #15, possibly driven by a new gacha banner or event, as the rank improved from #29 on May 13. However, the -58% revenue drop indicates the movement may be from a free-to-play event or pre-campaign buildup.

商人放浪記 rose +12 spots to #74, with a gradual climb from #99 on May 4 to #74 on May 14, suggesting a slow organic recovery or minor event. The -7% revenue trend provides no clear catalyst.

Last Z: Survival Shooter gained +11 spots to #27, but the 7-day ranks show fluctuation (e.g., #26 on May 8, #33 on May 9), indicating no sustained event. The declining rating and -6% revenue suggest the movement is noise rather than a campaign.

Seaside Escape: Merge & Story moved up +11 spots to #46, with a steady climb from #52 on May 8 to #46 on May 14, possibly from a seasonal event. The -15% revenue trend offers no clear evidence of a paid promotion.

Cell Survivor - Idle Tower rose +10 spots to #20, with a sharp jump from #97 on May 12 to #20 on May 14, and an +86% revenue surge, strongly suggesting a limited-time monetization event or bundle launch.

ブレイクマイケース gained +10 spots to #66, but the 7-day ranks show a steep decline from #19 on May 8 to #66 on May 14, with a -64% revenue drop, indicating the end of a previous event rather than a new catalyst.

Honkai: Star Rail jumped to #1 from #10, with a rapid climb from #27 on May 11 to #1 on May 14, and a +96% revenue surge, strongly indicating a new limited gacha banner or major event launch that drove both engagement and spending.