Success Story: Spider Doll Game Revenue and Sale

Spider-Doll, a game created by the user, earned approximately 10,500 euros in revenue within a year, leading to a successful financial outcome.

### Making and Selling a Successful Fan Game: Spider Doll
* 🕹 ️ After creating a Spider-Man fan game, the game was more successful than expected, with **226,000 downloads on Android** and **120,000 on Apple**, generating a total of **10,500 euros in revenue after one year**.
* 💰 Revenue streams included **in-app purchases**, **Unity ads**, **Google ads**, and earnings from **crazygames.com**, where the game was played by **1.5 million people over 4 million times**.
* 🚀 Upon having a successful game online, the creator received various offers, including offers to **sell advertisements**, **test the game for money**, and **purchase 5-star reviews**.
* 📧 The creator also received requests from companies like Apple Deal, offering **accelerators for profit**, and from publishers seeking partnerships to **climb the app store charts**.
* 💸 Despite not planning to sell the game, the creator eventually sold Spider Doll to Crazy Games for **12.5k euros**, which allowed them to **pay bills and focus on developing their new game**.
* 🎮 While the creator does not expect Crazy Games to continue the development of Spider Doll, they believe that the **increased advertising for the game will benefit them** if more people play and enjoy it.
* 💬 The creator considers earning **23,000 euros with a MOBA game** a huge success and asks the audience whether they would also **sell the game**.

i sold my games by the doll. last year, i made a Spider-Man fan game, and it was actually way more successful than I even dared to dream. In this old video of mine, I showed how I earned 2,700 euros after just one month. But how has this changed after one year? On Android, 226,000 people have downloaded the game and purchased in-app items for a total of 3,800 euros. Sadly, I haven't saved the data for Apple, but it was about 60% of the Android revenue, therefore 120,000 downloads and 2,000 euros in sales. With the advertisement, I earned a total of 780 euros with Unity ads and 520 euros with Google ads. Interesting side note: look at this huge spike before Christmas. Furthermore, you could play the browser version of the games on crazygames.com. On this website, 1.5 million people played the game over 4 million times. Crazy number! This earned me an additional 3,400 euros. All in all, my revenue from Spider Doll after one year

is about 10,500 euros. Not bad for a game. I didn't expect to earn me anything. Once you have a successful game online, you will get a bunch of very weird offers. People who want to sell advertisement for your game, people who want to test your game for money. A little bit later, people who want to sell you great 5-star reviews by the dole. Vodka. I don't speak Russian. And then there are weird companies like Apple Deal who want you to use their accelerator. Air for a lot of profit. Please note the cute little rocket in the email subject. And oh wow, Spider Doll has already 1306 downloads. Don't ask where this number is coming from. At this point in time, we already reached 50,000 downloads. One week later, I got a new mail. But this time, Spider Doll already has 10,000 downloads. But since I never answered to Ilga, I got a new message by Mark and a follow-up. I mean, I might have missed the first one. Okay, one last time. Oh no, I need to

register to the end of april to be part of the program. And I got this message twice. What a respectable company! Other interested parties were publishers who wanted to partner up to hit the top charts together. Sounds awesome. Let's have a look at all the great games that they published to conquer the app store. The website looks very professional. And here we have their best games. Oh, five thousand dollars. Well, that's not a top charts game, isn't it? But hey, I probably just picked the wrong one. This game looks promising. I bet it got millions. And I got a lot of those one-sided requests. But this message is my favorite. Another marketer, they all called Mark, told me that one of his clients wanted to buy Spider-Doll. And he assured that his client is willing to pay a good price. Yeah, no. I never thought about selling Spider-Doll at all. And I didn't plan to do it. But all of the sudden, Crazy Games was like, Hey, nice game you made there. I want this. And I was like, Uh, okay. What do I get? Five thousand dollars?

fifteen thousand euros, ten thousand dollars. Nah, let's say 12.5k and we have a deal, okay? And all of a sudden, Spider Doll isn't mine anymore, but I earned a bunch of money and that's pretty awesome. And this money allows me to pay for fancy stuff like red electricity bills and groceries. Being an adult sucks, but this allows me to focus on my new game without worrying to starve or get homeless. And who knows, crazy games might continue the development of Spider Doll. I don't think so. They will probably make way more advertisement for the game than I could do. And if a lot of people find the game, play it, and have fun, I would call it a win for me. In the end, earning 23,000 euros with a MOBA game is a huge success for me. What do you think? Would you also sell the game? Write down in the comment. And yeah, subscribe if you want to see how my next game turns out.

How I Sold my Mobile Game for 12.500€

Yannick

My Spider-Man fan game was incredibly successful, with 226,000 downloads on Android and 120,000 on Apple within a year, earning a total of 5,900 euros from in-app purchases.

Additionally, I made 1,300 euros from advertisements and 3,400 euros from the browser version of the game on crazygames.

Unusual Offers and Surprising Success of a Game Called Spider Doll

A game called Spider Doll unexpectedly earned around 10,500 euros online.

The game's success led to a variety of strange offers, including selling advertisements, paying for game testing, and purchasing 5-star reviews.

Despite the odd offers, the game rapidly gained over 50,000 downloads within a week, attracting even more attention and offers.

The speaker received repetitive messages from a company until the end of April, finding it respectable.

They also received offers from publishers to partner up, but was unimpressed by the games they were promoting.

Despite being offered five thousand dollars for their game, the speaker was hesitant as they had received a better offer from another marketer for the same game.

Earning 23,000 euros allows the person to pay for expenses and focus on game development without financial worries.

The success of the game's sale and potential future advertisement is seen as a win, making it a good decision to sell.

The money earned provides financial stability and the opportunity to continue creating new games.