Azur Lane

Azur Lane blends naval action, shooting, and tactics with $3.4 million June revenue, ranking 38 globally.

Azur Lane combines naval warfare with 2D side-scrolling shooter mechanics and tactical strategy gameplay. Players organize flotillas of up to six warships to navigate enemy firepower and execute coordinated combat tactics. The game provides both automated AI-controlled and manually managed battle modes, creating flexible engagement options. Anime-styled naval presentation and character roster drive player collection goals.

Yostar Limited launched Azur Lane in September 2018 as a naval action RPG combining shooter and tactical mechanics. The game currently holds rank 38 globally with $3.43 million in June revenue. A minor 12.1 percent month-over-month decline suggests natural seasonal variation for this long-running multi-regional title spanning CN, Global, HK, JP, and KR regions.