r/gachagaming Feb 01 '26

General Gacha Revenue Monthly Report (January 2026)

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u/Stormer2345 Genshin, R1999, HSR Feb 01 '26

Tbf, look at the banners rn.

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u/kamanami Feb 01 '26

Even genshin had gone through these droughts and never dipped that low. Skill issue for HSR.

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u/TANKER_SQUAD Feb 01 '26

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u/noel1377 Feb 01 '26

another thing is that gacha games are more saturated now. at that point you mentioned, genshin heavily dominated the gacha game market still. nowadays people won’t hesitate to explore other options as they did before

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u/PostHasBeenWatched HoYo^4 Feb 01 '26

Genshin have much bigger exploration capabilities than HSR, therefore you still login everyday and occasionally pull. Personally I spent "yandere Ayaka incident" by 100% most of the regions that I didn't explore.

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u/VMelain Feb 01 '26

Ayaka wasn't that horrible, speaking from experience. There was still enough new content to not go insane and iirc the abyss reseted

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u/Popular-Bid MHY Secret Agent Feb 02 '26

Isn't that the same for the endgame contents on HSR?

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u/Rare_Marionberry782 Feb 01 '26

In 2022, competition barely exists. Fast forward to 2025 and the market is so competitive now, and 2026 is only going to get tougher for every title new or old competing for the same player wallets and time. AKE has a great start now slicing more of the pie, if more releases like NTE, Azur or others also slicing more off each other’s pie, numbers will be shared to even more games lol instead of everything piled into just 3 titles, it’s a 25 titles way battleground now.

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u/Chandelurie Feb 01 '26

I think Genshin had more players back then than HSR has now, so even without new banners or spending events, there were still a lot of people buying the monthly stuff.

Reruns in genshin also had more value.

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u/Jk6_fuckyoursister ULTRA RARE Feb 02 '26

Genshin has always had a larger fanbase than HSR; even now on mobile, where it performs worse than HSR, it gets three times as many downloads

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u/deeznutz133769 Feb 01 '26

In 2022 there was far less competition and Genshin hype was still very high, tbf.

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u/Popular-Bid MHY Secret Agent Feb 02 '26

God remember when the days remaining on the Ayaka banner bugged out and it showed around 240 days?

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u/Kiki79250CoC Feb 02 '26

That was not a bug, when they edited that, the 240 days was the representation of time remaining until December 31, 2022 because the actual delay was unknown.