Scaling Radar — September 24

2026-09-24

40 candidates, 20 in the radar for the first time. The flood of "new" marks a report rebuilt after a week-long collection gap, so gains are over a week, not 24 hours. Today is a day of mimic-party games and three-day launches.

The read

Aniimo (Pawprint Interactive, 3 days) — 46 countries, AE #1, 298 reviews a day. Three days from release and most of the world on the front page. This is not a rollout, it is a door coming off its hinges: either the publisher is buying one of the widest soft launches of the year, or the physics is suspiciously fast. Check before believing.

Mimic Party Game (Nunu Company, 10 days) — 44 countries, DE #1. Another mimic party game, another world #1 in ten days. Alongside Mimic Talent (8 days, 41 countries, IL #1) and Make it Meme (14 countries, DE #5), the genre sends a stadium wave right now, titles dropping one after another. Bubble or meta — but their geo today is wider than any title of the week.

Tap Tile! (Hurelax, 151 days) — 28 countries from a best #3, 553 reviews a day. An old tapper finally reached scale without a single "young" sign. Classic "never written off, geo just arrived on its own".

Last Beacon: Survival (YG Technology, 5 days) — 14 countries, CH #5, 90 reviews a day. A survival at 14 countries in five days — the fastest young title in the docks. A promising launch order: tight release, then buying.

Enigmic: Crime Puzzle Cases (Infinity Games, 132 days) — 4 → 14 countries, NL #1. Third day in a row in the report, third straight growth: 10 new countries in a week. The detective casual that does not end.

Firewood Splitting Simulator (Gavin Shapiro, 3 days) — 21 countries, AT #1. A wood-chopping sim with a streamer-y name and wide geo on day 3. Effectively global immediately — flagged as a test of whether this is a real publisher or a solo buyer.

Movement

Privateers (6 countries, HK #4) and Gardenship (Onemt, 4 days, NZ #11) — fresh entries with no noise signs. Golazo — holds AU #1 at 97 days.

No title from previous days vanished without trace — this is an artifact of the week-long database gap (all "prev" compared against Sep 15), so daily-chart verification of "cooling off" is impossible. No verdicts, then.

Publishers

Hurelax — Tap Tile (28 countries) and Zoodoku (220 reviews a day on a single country) — pulling two titles at once.

The mimic cluster — Nunu (Mimic Party), Francisco Gomez (Mimic Talent), prealpha (Make it Meme) — three legal entities, visually one genre. If this is one real publisher under three labeled identities, watch the wallet money, not the individual games.

_Geo gains here are over a week (from Sep 15), not 24 hours._

Money — only what the stores showed themselves

Today iOS is empty on money: no Grossing, no new install brackets in this snapshot. Everything below is just notes on titles worth squeezing through the receipt.

No brackets

Tap Tile! (Hurelax) — 28 countries, SA #3, 553 reviews a day. A mastodon on volume with no Grossing — the receipt was demanded from it last week on Android, where it stays silent. The iOS version adds numbers, and no money.

Aniimo (Pawprint) — 46 countries and 298 reviews a day. At this reach with no revenue at all — either the game is run purely on buying metrics, or monetization comes after geo stabilizes. Trap: this is not "volume growing, no money", this is "volume is the product right now".

Last Beacon (YG Technology) — 14 countries, 90 reviews a day. The youngest of the wide ones; I will check when its install bracket appears.

The mimic trio (Mimic Party, Mimic Talent, Make it Meme) — all 40+ countries, Grossing zero. If this is one shared wallet under three legal entities, this is the only case where I answer for the "empty receipt" by category, not by individual title.