List of largest video game companies by revenue

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This is a listing of largest video game publishers and developers ranked by reported revenue. Sony Interactive Entertainment is the world's largest video game company, followed by Tencent and Microsoft Gaming.^[1]

Of the 80 largest video game companies, 18 are based in the United States, 12 in China, 12 in Japan, and 10 in South Korea.

Certain major companies such as Valve Corporation are not included in this list. This is primarily because Valve is a privately held company and does not publicly disclose detailed financial statements or revenue reports.

Rank	Company	Headquarter	Revenue (USD)	Ref.
1	Sony Interactive Entertainment	San Mateo, California	$31.7 billion	[2]
2	Tencent Interactive Entertainment	Shenzhen, China	$27.1 billion	[3]
3	Microsoft Gaming	Redmond, Washington	$23.5 billion	[4]
4	Nintendo	Minami-ku, Kyoto, Japan	$11.6 billion	[5]
5	NetEase Games	Hangzhou, China	$11.5 billion	[6]
6	Electronic Arts	Redwood City, California	$7.3 billion	[7]
7	Epic Games	Cary, North Carolina	$6.0 billion	[citation needed]
8	Take-Two Interactive	New York City, New York	$5.6 billion	[8]
9	MiHoYo	Shanghai, China	$4.7 billion	[9]
10	Roblox Corporation	San Mateo, California	$3.6 billion	[10]
11	Scopely	Culver City, California	$3.0 billion	[11]
12	Nexon	Minato, Tokyo, Japan	$3.0 billion	[12]
13	Aristocrat Gaming	Sydney, Australia	$2.8 billion	[13]
14	Playtika	Herzliya, Israel	$2.55 billion	[14]
15	Embracer Group	Karlstad, Sweden	$2.35 billion	[15]
16	37Games	Shanghai, China	$2.3 billion	[citation needed]
17	Square Enix	Shinjuku, Tokyo, Japan	$2.29 billion	[16]
18	Playrix	Dublin, Ireland	$2.26 billion	[11]
19	Oculus Studios	Menlo Park, California	$2.16 billion	[17]
20	Bandai Namco Entertainment	Minato, Tokyo, Japan	$2.1 billion	[18]
21	Krafton	Gangnam, South Korea	$2.1 billion	[19]
22	Ubisoft	Saint-Mandé, France	$2.07 billion	[20]
23	Sega	Shinagawa, Tokyo, Japan	$2.04 billion	[21]
24	Netmarble	Seoul, South Korea	$2.0 billion	[22]
25	NCSoft	Pangyo, South Korea	$2.0 billion	[23]
26	Dream Games	Istanbul, Turkey	$1.9 billion	[11]
27	Garena	Singapore	$1.9 billion	[24]
28	Konami Digital Entertainment	Chūō, Tokyo, Japan	$1.6 billion	[25]
29	AppLovin	Palo Alto, California	$1.5 billion	[26]
30	Cygames	Shibuya, Tokyo, Japan	$1.37 billion	[27]
31	Century Games	Beijing, China	$1.18 billion	[28]
32	Funfly	Singapore	$1.15 billion	[28]
33	Capcom	Chūō-ku, Osaka, Japan	$1.15 billion	[29]
34	NetDragon Websoft	Fuzhou, China	$1.11 billion	[30]
35	Perfect World	Beijing, China	$1.06 billion	[31]
36	Smilegate	Pangyo, South Korea	$1.02 billion	[32]
37	Wizards of the Coast	Renton, Washington	$1.0 billion	[33]
38	Niantic	San Francisco, California	$1.0 billion	[34]
39	Moon Active	Tel Aviv, Israel	$977 million	[35]
40	Papergames	Suzhou, China	$850 million	[36]
41	Keywords Studios	Leopardstown, Ireland	$780 million	[37]
42	Kakao Games	Jeju, South Korea	$725 million	[38]
43	Voodoo	Paris, France	$670 million	[39]
44	FunPlus	Zurich, Switzerland	$594 million	[35]
45	Kingsoft	Beijing, China	$584 million	[40]
46	Koei Tecmo	Nishi-ku, Yokohama, Japan	$583 million	[41]
47	Xflag	Shibuya, Tokyo, Japan	$531 million	[42]
48	LilithGames	Hong Kong	$528 million	[28]
49	XD Inc.	Shanghai, China	$468 million	[43]
50	GDEV	Limassol, Cyprus	$465 million	[44]
51	Larian Studios	Ghent, Belgium	$447 million	[45]
52	Focus Entertainment	Paris, France	$444 million	[46]
53	Gameloft	Paris, France	$338 million	[47]
54	Inspired Entertainment	New York City, New York	$323 million	[48]
55	Playstudios	San Francisco, California	$310 million	[49]
56	DoubleDown Interactive	Seattle, Washington	$308 million	[50]
57	Tilting Point	New York City, New York	$285 million	[51]
58	Huuuge	Warsaw, Poland	$283 million	[52]
59	Thunderful Group	Gothenburg, Sweden	$274 million	[53]
60	Habby	Singapore	$267 million	[28]
61	CD Projekt	Warsaw, Poland	$255 million	[54]
62	Neowiz Games	Gyeonggi, South Korea	$250 million	[55]
63	Kingnet	Guangzhou, China	$250 million	[56]
64	Pearl Abyss	Gwacheon, South Korea	$234 million	[57]
65	Paradox Interactive	Stockholm, Sweden	$204 million	[58]
66	Virtuos	Singapore	$200 million	[59]
67	Marvelous	Shinagawa, Tokyo, Japan	$190 million	[60]
68	Enad Global 7	Stockholm, Sweden	$187 million	[61]
69	Nacon	Lesquin, France	$170 million	[62]
70	Team17	Wakefield, England	$165 million	[63]
71	Behaviour Interactive	Montreal, Canada	$163 million	[64]
72	Devsisters	Seoul, South Korea	$163 million	[65]
73	Saber Interactive	Fort Lauderdale, Florida	$161 million	[66]
74	FromSoftware	Shinjuku, Tokyo, Japan	$152 million	[67]
75	Shift Up	Seoul, South Korea	$152 million	[68]
76	Webzen	Bundang-gu, South Korea	$148 million	[69]
77	Digital Bros	Milan, Italy	$128 million	[70]
78	Frontier Developments	Cambridge, England	$117 million	[71]
79	Cloud Imperium	Los Angeles, California	$114 million	[72]
80	Devolver Digital	Austin, Texas	$106 million	[73]

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