Youngest Hit App

Same Birth Year, Different Speeds

Every single app on this top ten was born in 2026: ホロライブドリームス, イナズマイレブン クロス, Meowdoku!, all the way down to Bubble Word Jam at #10. That's what makes this board so strange. There's basically no age gap between #1 and #100, so nobody up here got a two year head start on anyone else. What actually separates these apps isn't launch date, it's how quickly each one built a huge audience once it hit the market. On a board shaped like this, age doesn't matter much at all. Speed is the only thing that counts.

A Crown That Won't Sit Still

The top spot has changed hands 4 times during the tracked period, and the app holding it now, ホロライブドリームス, only took over from イナズマイレブン クロス back in July 2026. Look closer and that handover gets even weirder. イナズマイレブン クロス had sat at #1 for 10 of the last 17 tracked days, close to a majority of the whole window, and on top of that it's a newcomer to the top ten too: it showed up and seized the lead right away instead of working its way up. Losing the crown after a run like that says something about just how tight things get near the top. You can hold the title for most of the window and still lose it overnight the moment something newer shows up.

The rest of the board backs this up. Average movement inside the top ten runs at 3.5 places across the tracked window, which is quick no matter how you slice it. Sitting at #3 today doesn't buy you anything tomorrow.

Who's Doing the Crowding

Shenzhen Tencent Tianyou Technology Ltd is the only publisher with any real depth here, with 4 apps in the top 100, two of them, 王者荣耀世界 and 洛克王国：世界, sitting inside the top ten. A single developer landing more than one hit at once is unusual on a board that typically gives each company room for just one breakout title. Against that kind of institutional muscle, Bubble Word Jam from Lion Studios Plus is the one to watch: a lighter, casual pickup parked at #10 right beside heavyweight franchise names like ドラゴンクエストスマッシュグロウ and 王者荣耀世界. It's proof that a huge, fast growing audience isn't something only the big studios can pull off.