Pikmin Bloom has reached a major milestone in its mobile journey, surpassing $100 million in lifetime player spending as of December 1, 2025.
Developed by Niantic, the team behind Pokémon GO, Pikmin Bloom launched nearly four years ago and continues to flourish on both iOS and Android platforms.
This achievement highlights the game's enduring appeal and the developer's expertise in the mobile gaming space. According to new data from analytics firm AppMagic, 2025 has been the most successful year yet for Pikmin Bloom.
The mobile game generated $34.8 million in revenue so far this year, with a full month of earnings still unaccounted for.
This sustained momentum is particularly notable given the steady growth the title has enjoyed since its debut.
Pikmin Bloom’s annual revenue figures show a clear upward trajectory: it garnered $8.4 million in 2022, saw a significant increase to $20.9 million in 2023, and climbed again to $33.4 million in 2024. Industry observers have pointed to several factors driving this continued growth.
One key influence may be the ongoing popularity of Pikmin 4, which launched on Nintendo Switch in July 2023.
The excitement around the console release potentially drove new installs and boosted engagement within the Pikmin Bloom community last year.
However, market research from Pocket Gamer indicates that in-game feature updates and monetization strategies have played a significant role as well. A standout change was the introduction of the Event Premium Pass in 2023.
This pass offered players enhanced rewards during special event periods, providing additional incentives to spend within the app.
Additionally, an increased focus on Mystery Boxes as premium content has further stimulated in-game purchases.
Notably, these updates have been well-received among the player base and contributed to Pikmin Bloom’s robust revenue growth year-over-year. Pikmin Bloom remains available as a free download for both iOS and Android users.
Niantic continues to support the game with frequent updates and special tie-ins, such as a recent collaboration with Pikmin 4.
This synergy across Nintendo’s software and hardware ecosystem serves to amplify user engagement and prolong the title’s lifecycle. As Pikmin Bloom celebrates crossing the $100 million threshold, it stands as a testament to the evolving landscape of mobile gaming, player retention strategies, and the enduring popularity of Nintendo’s cherished franchises in the mobile era.
Developed by Niantic, the team behind Pokémon GO, Pikmin Bloom launched nearly four years ago and continues to flourish on both iOS and Android platforms.
This achievement highlights the game's enduring appeal and the developer's expertise in the mobile gaming space. According to new data from analytics firm AppMagic, 2025 has been the most successful year yet for Pikmin Bloom.
The mobile game generated $34.8 million in revenue so far this year, with a full month of earnings still unaccounted for.
This sustained momentum is particularly notable given the steady growth the title has enjoyed since its debut.
Pikmin Bloom’s annual revenue figures show a clear upward trajectory: it garnered $8.4 million in 2022, saw a significant increase to $20.9 million in 2023, and climbed again to $33.4 million in 2024. Industry observers have pointed to several factors driving this continued growth.
One key influence may be the ongoing popularity of Pikmin 4, which launched on Nintendo Switch in July 2023.
The excitement around the console release potentially drove new installs and boosted engagement within the Pikmin Bloom community last year.
However, market research from Pocket Gamer indicates that in-game feature updates and monetization strategies have played a significant role as well. A standout change was the introduction of the Event Premium Pass in 2023.
This pass offered players enhanced rewards during special event periods, providing additional incentives to spend within the app.
Additionally, an increased focus on Mystery Boxes as premium content has further stimulated in-game purchases.
Notably, these updates have been well-received among the player base and contributed to Pikmin Bloom’s robust revenue growth year-over-year. Pikmin Bloom remains available as a free download for both iOS and Android users.
Niantic continues to support the game with frequent updates and special tie-ins, such as a recent collaboration with Pikmin 4.
This synergy across Nintendo’s software and hardware ecosystem serves to amplify user engagement and prolong the title’s lifecycle. As Pikmin Bloom celebrates crossing the $100 million threshold, it stands as a testament to the evolving landscape of mobile gaming, player retention strategies, and the enduring popularity of Nintendo’s cherished franchises in the mobile era.
