Interesting Facts About Candy Crush

The wildly popular game continues to make their mark all around the world. Candy Crush continues to surpass their competitors and take over the gaming community. With dedicated players and fans all around the world, Candy Crush may be here to stay.

Interesting Facts About Candy Crush

Currently, there are roughly 93 million active daily users averaging around 1.085 billion games per day. This means that each player is averaging a dozen games every day!

On Facebook alone, there are 150.4 million monthly users, surpassing Zynga by 200,000 users.  Candy Crush began as a Facebook only game in April of 2012.  In November of 2012 they added it into the app stores for iOS and Android devices.

Candy Crush brings in roughly $990,000 per day, without advertising! King generates revenue through their in-app purchases.  In most mobile games you see many different advertisements.  King decided they were making enough profit off of in-app purchases, allowing them to remove their advertisements.

There is an entire Etsy page dedicated to Candy Crush items.  Fans of the game have decided to create their own inspired merchandise to sell.  The page has everything from Candy Crush inspired clothing, to earrings, to coffee mugs.

People can now buy Candy Crush themed articles of clothing.  Many t-shirts have been released with different Candy Crush themes and sayings.  Someone even created Do-It-Yourself Candy Crush sandals.  There are plenty of other Candy Crush inspired clothing like socks, bracelets, dresses and even swimsuits.

In Hong Kong it is played by over 395,000 people.  One out of every seventh person in Hong Kong plays Candy Crush.  That number shows how popular the game actually is all around the world.

People can actually purchase the Candy Crush candies now.  The famous New York candy store, Dylan’s Candy Bar, created actual Candy Crush candies for people to purchase.  They created ‘Chocolate Color Bombs’, ‘Jelly Fish Gummies’, ‘Mixed Fruit Gummies’ and ‘Sour Fruit Gummies’.

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