Nida Harb 3 passes $50 million in revenue at nine years
Saudi Arabia is the biggest market by revenue at 38%, or more than $19m
Babil Games’ Nida Harb 3 has earned more than $50 million and surpassed 20m lifetime downloads, according to AppMagic data, as the game marked nine years on November 8th.
Saudi Arabia is the biggest market by revenue at 38%, or more than $19m. The United States follows at 30%, or more than $15m. No other country shows a double-digit share of revenue in the data.
Downloads are spread more widely. Saudi Arabia accounts for 19% of installs, ahead of a second market at 11%, with no other country above 9%. Another 36% of downloads sit in markets outside the top group.
A game built for Arabic players earns a third of its revenue in the US
Nida Harb 3 is a free-to-play 4X strategy game with a modern military setting and PvP play, and Babil built it for Arabic-speaking players. Saudi Arabia’s lead fits that audience. The US share does not. Americans make up 30% of revenue but do not appear among the top download markets, which points to a smaller group of high-spending players.
Babil Games marked the anniversary on LinkedIn, thanking the teams behind the game and its players. It gave no player numbers or plans for new content.
The studio has offices in Dubai and Amman and has been part of Stillfront Group since 2016. Its Bijetic profile lists Nida Harb 3 among its titles.
