Massive But Loved

One Gigabyte of Daylight, Top to Bottom

Here's the strange part about this board: nearly everyone at the top is the same size. 恋与制作人, by Paper Games, sits at #1 with 3.9 GB. Scroll all the way to #100 and you've only dropped to 2.8 GB. That's the whole spread for a hundred of the biggest, best-loved apps on the store: 1.1 GB of daylight separates the heaviest download from the lightest one that still cleared the bar.

The gap right at the summit is even smaller. mo.co, from Supercell, sits at #2 at 3.8 GB, just 0.1 GB behind the leader. Below that the list turns into a long, flat cluster: Metal Slug: Awakening-Season8 at #3, 轩辕传奇手游 at #4, and a run of titles including Go Go Muffin, The Division Resurgence, and Warframe all packed at 3.7 GB. The top of this board isn't a mountain, it's a plateau with a leader standing barely above the crowd.

So the interesting story here isn't storage. It's who gets to stand on that plateau's peak.

A Crown That Won't Sit Still

恋与制作人 is new to the top ten and it's currently #1, having taken the crown from CookieRun: OvenBreak (now sitting at #18) back in July 2026. It's held the top spot for 64 of the last 71 tracked days, which sounds dominant until you notice the crown has changed hands five times across that same window. This is not a settled ranking. It's a position that keeps getting fought over, even when one name ends up holding it most of the time.

mo.co tells the more dramatic individual story. It's climbed from #9 to #2 over the tracked window, the kind of jump that says a lot about how fast this particular board moves. Across the top ten as a whole, the average position shift has been 7 places. For a leaderboard built on file size, a metric that doesn't change once an app ships, that's a surprising amount of churn.

Repeat Names, One Real Outlier

Some developers show up again and again. NETEASE INTERACTIVE ENTERTAINMENT PTE. LTD appears 5 times in the top 100, with Destiny: Rising at #8 as its visible entry near the top. Feral Interactive Ltd is the other repeat offender, with four titles in the upper reaches: ROME: Total War - Alexander at #9, Company of Heroes Collection at #15, Company of Heroes at #16, and ROME: Total War at #19. A studio built around strategy ports, stacking up four slots in a board dominated by mobile RPGs and gacha games, is not what you'd expect.

And then there's Zwift: Indoor Cycling Fitness at #25. Every other name near it is a game. Zwift isn't. It's an indoor cycling app that somehow racked up the ratings and the size to sit among 恋与制作人, mo.co, and a wall of RPGs and shooters. That's the one entry on this list that breaks the pattern outright, and it breaks it by being useful instead of fun.