Soda – Switch the bottles and match candies to release purple soda and save the Candy Bearsįrosting – Match candy to smash the ice and set the Candy Bears free *Game modes bubbling with fun and unique candy: *Monthly Seasons all year long, filled with challenging quests and a reward-fueled Season Pass *Mouth-watering graphics, with 3D characters and an ever changing environment Or work as a team in the 4 in a Row game mode where players work together for Sodalicious rewards! Show your competitive side in the Episode Race! Compete against other players to see who can complete levels the fastest and progress the quickest.
Monthly season updates bring unique quests and exciting gameplay for you to explore! Complete quests to progress through the Season Pass while earning rewards and boosters to help you on your Saga. Take on this Sodalicious Saga alone or play with friends to see who can get the highest score! Join Kimmy on her juicy journey to find Tiffi, by switching and matching your way through new dimensions of magical gameplay. This mouth-watering puzzle adventure will instantly quench your thirst for fun. Potential competitors in the puzzle genre should keep an eye on King’s games and especially the Saga series, as-despite their age-they continue to be the champions of their genre when it comes to revenue.From the makers of the legendary Candy Crush Saga comes Candy Crush Soda Saga! Unique candies, more divine matching combinations and challenging game modes brimming with purple soda and fun! Candy Crush Saga alone brought in $258 million in Q3, compared to Playrix’s Homescapes with $175 million. Revenue from all four Candy Crush titles made up $381 million, or 85 percent of the overall Q3 figure. King grossed $450 million across all of its games in Q3 2019, with $85 million, or 19 percent of that revenue coming from Candy Crush Soda Saga. iOS users spent significantly more: The 6 percent that represented iPad users spent an average of $17.41 each, and the 18 percent making up iPhone users spent $9.37. Google Play comprised 76 percent of the download numbers, with an average of $3.24 spent per download. also led in downloads with 68 million, or 17 percent, of Soda Saga’s 410 million first-time installs, it’s India that came in second place, with 50 million, or 12 percent.
It’s a different story when it comes to download share, however.
For comparison, Great Britain, which came in second place for player spending, has contributed $135 million, or just under 7 percent, of Soda Saga’s lifetime revenue. King’s pop-themed match-three-the second oldest title in its sugary Candy Crush series-is especially popular in America, having accumulated $1.1 billion (55 percent) of its revenue in the U.S. Candy Crush Soda Saga has grossed more than $2 billion in lifetime revenue across both the App Store and Google Play since it became available in mid-2014, according to Sensor Tower Store Intelligence estimates.
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