Limassol, Cyprus. Top App Games Ltd said its strategy RPG Ludus: Merge Arena has surpassed $50 million in net revenue since launch, while recording $66 million in gross revenue. The game has been played by more than 11 million people worldwide, according to Greek business outlet Newmoney.
Game expansion
The title began as a soft launch two years ago with 25 heroes and has since expanded to more than 100 characters, each of which can be built and played in different ways.
Top App Games said the game’s development has included Clan Wars, Divisions, Hero Perks, player-launched mini-events and Spells, which have expanded its original merge-and-battle format.
The studio also cited crossover content as part of the game’s growth, including a recent collaboration featuring characters from Corvus Belli’s Warcrow.
Company statement
“We soft launched with 25 heroes, and we always knew the game would find its real shape in players’ hands,” said Vladimir Markov, chief executive and studio head of Top App Games Ltd.
“Two years and more than a 100 heroes later, the people who play every day are the ones who built this game with us. Almost every system we have added started with watching how they wanted to compete,” Markov added.
Game and company
Top App Games describes Ludus: Merge Arena as a real-time PvP strategy game in which players collect, combine and upgrade heroes with unique abilities to create decks and compete against opponents worldwide.
The company said seasonal tournaments, battle passes and event rewards support both casual and competitive players.
Founded in Cyprus in 2024, Top App Games is part of Utmost Games holding and focuses on mobile strategy titles combining real-time PvP mechanics with card-based RPG elements.
