CookieRun: Crumble Surpasses $14.3 Million in Revenue Ahead of Major August Update

Devsisters' CookieRun: Crumble has crossed $14.3 million in revenue and 2.5 million players as it prepares for its first major update featuring Guild Raids.

Developer Devsisters has announced that CookieRun: Crumble has surpassed 2.5 million players and KRW 20 billion, translating to approximately $14.3 million in revenue following its global launch. According to the developer, 40 percent of the game's revenue has been generated outside of Korea, with the United States currently standing as the top-grossing market outside of its home region.

This financial milestone arrives just ahead of the game's first major update, scheduled for release on August 27th. Headlining the upcoming patch is the new Guild Raid mode, a cooperative feature where guild members can challenge raid bosses individually utilizing their own teams. The update introduces cross-server competition by placing five guilds together into a Raid Group that competes through a tier-based ranking system. Participants can earn guild medals, honor rewards, and exclusive Cookies and Pets.

Alongside the gameplay additions, several new characters are joining the lineup. The update brings three new Cookies: Brightseeker Cookie, a TSSR Ranged character; Pinot Noir Cookie, an SSR Support character; and Tea Knight Cookie, an SSR Tank character. Additionally, Battery Mellow will join as an SSR Pet designed to provide allies with rapid-fire synergy. Meanwhile, sister title CookieRun: Kingdom received a separate update on August 26th featuring new story content and characters.

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  1. PocketGamer.bizEstablished publication · recorded Aug 27, 2026
    CookieRun: Crumble surpasses $14.3m revenue ahead of first major update