June’s top mobile game downloads: Arrows, Amaze Go, Free Fire Max, Roblox, more

Here are the top mobile game downloads from last month, according to Appmagic data.

Appmagic’s estimates do not include numbers from China’s fractured Android market. There’s also commentary on June’s most notable trends from the top 20 and beyond below.

In between these monthly updates, you can also keep tabs on Appmagic’s top grossing and top downloads charts here.

These Arrows games continue to drive a ton of downloads, mostly out of India. There are three of them in the top ten for June, and two of them are from Miniclip/Tencent-owned Easybrain.

The ‘original’ Arrows game, according to its icon at least, has come out narrowly ahead of the close contender and fast-follow from Learnings, Amaze Go, which changed its name from Arrows Go last month.

But only just…the estimates suggest there was only a couple of million downloads between them. Add in the 16.4m installs from Easybrain’s other Arrows game in fifth spot, though, and it’s clear who’s the boss in this frothy subgenre.

Garena’s Free Fire Max continues its strong performance recently with another month racking up about 23m downloads, and Roblox seems to be growing again after a blip, and is back up to about 19m monthly downloads.

Ludo King is as steady as ever, though Block Blast has had another surprisingly tough month after so long at the top of these charts. Hungry Studio’s puzzler saw its third consecutive month of download decline, dropping from over 26m installs in March to under 14m last month. Perhaps this one’s starting to run out of steam a bit after these Arrows games came along…?

Subway Surfers, Pizza Ready and Vita Mahjong are each down a little month-on-month but aren’t showing any dramatic signs of decline, having cemented their spots in this top ten long ago.

Learnings’ Meowdoku seems to have had a big marketing push recently and very narrowly missed out on a top ten spot in June – having racked up over 10m installs in practically its first month on the stores, it’ll likely break into the top ten for July if Learnings keeps pumping out the UA cash.

11. Meowdoku (Learnings): 10.1m
12. Soccer Superstar (Real Freestyle Soccer): 9.6m
13. EA Sports FC Mobile (EA): 9.7m
14. Block Crazy Robo World Craft (Prokids Studio): 9.5m
15. Football League 2026 (Mobile Soccer): 9.4m
16. Paper.io 2 (Voodoo): 9.4m
17. Mob Control (Voodoo): 8.9m
18. eFootball (Konami): 8.8m
19. Fortnite (Epic Games): 8.6m
20. Magic Sort (Grand Games): 8.5m

A bit of World Cup fever has gripped the 11-20 bracket with Soccer Superstar, EA FC Mobile, Football League 2026 and eFootball each seeing big month-on-month rises. It’s also worth noting the surprisingly consistent and elaborately-named Block Crazy Robo World Craft, which has had yet another big month.

Fortnite dropped eight places month-on-month following its rerelease on iOS in May, and outside the top twenty, Dream Games’ Royal Kingdom dropped eleven places month-on-month and is down to 24th with ~7.9m installs for June.