Turkey’s mobile game market earned $347 million in 2025. Dollar

Income from mobile games in Turkey increased by 6 per cent in 2025 to $347 million, a record high. Over the past six years, the income of Turkish game developers has increased by 450 per cent to $2.7 billion.

According to the annual Turkish mobile market report, published jointly by AppMagic and Gamigion, the global market size of Turkey rose from 1 per cent to 5 per cent as income grew. Downloads dropped 4 to 1.8 billion times over the same period, and AppMagic sees this as a sign of a shift in the mobile market from a quest for scale to a quest for liquidity. In 2025, the number of active developers in Turkey grew by 18.6 per cent, following a significant surge in 2022, when it reached 105.5 per cent.

Dream Gomes was the highest-income Turkish game developer in 2025, reaching $1.7 billion, followed by Peak Gomes ($619.7 million) and Rollic ($207 million). Dream Gomes and Peak Gomes account for more than 80 per cent of the income of developers in the entire Turkish market.

Of these, Dream Games alone contributed 60 per cent, and the two games under the flag, Royal Match and Royal Kingdom, received revenues totalling over $5.2 billion.

Wise games account for approximately 97 per cent of Turkish mobile game income. The highest-income domestic games were PUBG Mobile ($17.3 million), eFootball ($10.4 million) and Whiteout Survival ($10 million).

Since 2009, Turkish developers have accumulated $3.6 billion in financing. Last May, Dream Gomes received the largest investment in Turkey’s history, raising $2.5 billion in a round of financing led by the CVC Capital Partners.

With the exception of Dream James, Turkey ‘ s mobile game financing in 2025 totalled approximately $234 million, 32 times more than in 2020. These included $60 million for Good Job Gomes and $30 million for Grand Gomes in January and $70 million in May 2026. Before it was acquired by Space in February 2026, Loom James ‘ valuation exceeded $1 billion in less than 12 months.

Major domestic investors in Turkey include the Government-supported Turkish Development Fund (163 investments), Boğaziçi Ventures (74 investments), WePlay Ventures (24 investments), Ludas Ventures (23 investments in support of Spyke, Alpaka and TaleMonster) and Laton Ventures (the main supporters of Grand Gomes).