- Pikmin Bloom revenue surpasses $100M, with $34.8M generated in 2025 ahead of year-end.
- Consistent year-over-year (YoY) growth continues, supported by rising installs, new monetization systems, and Scopely’s acquisition of Niantic’s licensed portfolio.
- Player engagement strengthens, driven by Event Premium Passes, Mystery Boxes, Community Days, and real-world events attracting over 10K attendees.
Pikmin Bloom revenue has crossed $100M in lifetime player spending across the App Store and Google Play, hitting the milestone on Dec. 1, 2025, one month after the Pikmin Bloom four years' anniversary. The title has already generated $34.8M in 2025, making this its highest-earning year with another month still remaining.
The game’s spending has increased every year since launch, a trend that continued through Scopely’s $3.5B acquisition of Niantic’s licensed games portfolio. While Pikmin Bloom remains smaller in total revenue and monthly spending than Pokémon Go and Monster Hunter Now, it is the only one of the three that has grown consistently year-over-year (YoY).
Pikmin Bloom 2025 Revenue Growth Builds on Rising Installs and New Systems
Pikmin Bloom’s turnaround began in 2023 with a 148% jump to $20.9M, following $8.4M earned in 2022. That same year, Pikmin 4 launched on the Nintendo Switch and contributed to higher visibility for the series.
Downloads more than doubled when the console title was released in July 2023, climbing from 107K installs in June to 247K in July. Monthly installs have stayed above 200K since, reaching 667K in Nov. 2025, even though the figure remains below the early peak of 4.6M installs in Nov. 2021.
Annual revenue then grew again to $33.4M in 2024. Despite Niantic launching a direct-purchase web shop in Aug. 2024, spending on mobile stores continued rising, suggesting the game’s overall earnings are higher than app-store figures alone.
Several internal updates have supported the ongoing expansion, along with the Event Premium Pass, introduced in 2023, which provides extra rewards during limited events. Mystery Boxes, awarded through battles, now serve as a repeat incentive system.
Meanwhile, Community Days, available since launch, offer paid tickets and bundles, with last year’s adjustments reducing coin amounts and increasing the cost of acquiring the same currency. The game also added paid real-world events in 2024, including a Tokyo gathering attended by more than 10K players. Niantic also reported 3.9T steps taken in 2024 and the highest active player count since launch.
Pikmin Bloom 2025 performance underscores the title’s sustained momentum in location-based mobile gaming, supported by rising installs, consistent updates, and expanding revenue channels.
