Youngest Hit App

One Studio, Four Seats at the Table

Look at who keeps showing up. Shenzhen Tencent Tianyou Technology Ltd appears 4 times in this top 100, which is the single clearest pattern in an otherwise scattered list. In the portion shown here, that's 王者荣耀世界 at #11, 洛克王国：世界 at #13, and 逆战：未来 at #22, with a fourth entry from the same maker sitting further down the full hundred.

No other developer name in the visible stretch repeats. Everyone else, from Meta Platforms to The New York Times Company to Level-5 Inc., gets exactly one shot on this board. That makes Tencent Tianyou's spread of three visible entries genuinely unusual for a board built around newcomers: most studios are lucky to land one app here, let alone hold multiple positions at once.

The Crown Just Moved, Again

Muse from Meta, from Meta Platforms, Inc., now sits at #1, having taken the crown from 7 Brew Coffee (Brew Culture, LLC) in September 2026. But it's a fresh win: Muse from Meta has held the top spot for just 1 of the 67 days we've tracked this board. That's not a reign, it's a moment.

And this board doesn't sit still. The crown has changed hands 6 times across the tracked window, and the average top-ten position has moved 7 places over that same stretch. So treat #1 as a snapshot, not a settled fact. 7 Brew Coffee's fall from the top after presumably holding it is the real story here, not Muse's arrival.

What Breaks the Pattern

Almost everything in the visible top 25 carries a 2026 release year, which fits a board that's supposed to reward the newest apps with the biggest audiences. Then you hit #24 and #25: I Am Bird - original game (Estoty) and Smash Fest! (Flow Games Bilisim Yazilim ve Pazarlama Anonim Sirketi), both dated 2025.

That's the outlier worth flagging. On a board explicitly measuring how fast a newcomer can rocket to a huge rating count, having 2025 apps still clinging to the bottom of the visible top 25 says something about how quickly a 2026 release can outrun a 2025 one here. A year of extra time isn't buying those two apps much room.

The Real Takeaway

Six crown changes, one-day reigns, and seven-place average swings tell you this isn't a leaderboard, it's a weather report. The names at the very top are almost incidental compared to the churn underneath them.

Tencent Tianyou's four-entry spread is the one thing on this board that looks like a strategy rather than a lucky bounce. Everything else here is just whoever got hot this week.