Fortnite’s hold on revenue and MAUs remains in July 2025 | Newzoo Charts

Fortnite was the biggest game of July, topping the PC and console games chart by both monthly active users (MAU) and revenue.

According to the latest data from Newzoo, the recently released EA Sports College Football 26 comes in second place, while Void Interactive’s shooter Ready or Not jumped over 100 places to secure the third spot after its console debut that same month.

Other big sellers were Bungie’s Destiny 2 — which leapt 23 places to sneak into the top 10 in July — Marvel Rivals, which similarly jumped 11 places, EA’s The Sims, CS:GO, Call of Duty: Black Ops 6, and EA Sports FC 25. The only other new release breaking the top 10 alongside EA Sports College Football 26 is Nintendo’s Donkey Kong Bananza, but that, of course, is only available on Nintendo Switch 2.

In terms of the top games by MAU, Black Ops 6 secures the silver after Fortnite, whilst Roblox takes the bronze. Little else has changed in the top 10 otherwise since last month.

Other highlights of July include Peak, which Newzoo says “continues its upward trajectory post-launch, underscoring the value of an accessible price point combined with consistent post-launch support,” and Cyberpunk 2077 and Red Dead Redemption 2. Whilst neither quite broke back into the top ten, they each benefited from major updates, racing back up the charts by 20 and 6 spots, respectively.

Here are the Top 20 games by revenue in the US, UK, Germany, France, Spain, and Italy for July 2025, across PC and consoles, according to Newzoo:

And here are the Top 20 games by monthly active users across US, UK, Germany, France, Spain, and Italy for July 2025, across PC and consoles, according to Newzoo: