CyberAgent has announced the investment and commercial performance of its major mobile games: among the eight major titles with development costs exceeding 1 billion yen since "Uma Musume Pretty Derby," seven have achieved monthly revenues surpassing 1 billion yen. According to the company's financial standards, this corresponds to an 88% success rate.
Here, "success" specifically refers to achieving the monthly revenue threshold set by the company, and does not equate to a comprehensive evaluation of game quality, long-term operational capability, or final profitability. CyberAgent also expects to launch seven more major mobile games before the end of fiscal year 2030, but the titles, platforms, release order, and individual budgets for these new releases have not yet been disclosed.
The group owns several gaming companies. Cygames developed "Uma Musume Pretty Derby" and "Shadowverse," QualiArts is responsible for "Gakuen Idolmaster," Applibot developed "SD Gundam G Generation Eternal" and "Final Fantasy VII Ever Crisis," and Sumzap developed "Jujutsu Kaisen Phantom Parade."
CyberAgent previously held long-running titles such as "Project SEKAI COLORFUL STAGE! feat. Hatsune Miku," "Princess Connect! Re:Dive," and "Granblue Fantasy." The current financial data and subsequent release plans indicate that the group will continue its high-investment strategy for major mobile games in the coming years.