My.Games' Hunting Rivals hits $3m revenue and 3m installs

My.Games' free-to-play hunting simulator Hunting Rivals has generated over $3 million in revenue and surpassed 3 million installs since launching in May 2026. The game has also reached 1 million monthly active users.

Hunting Rivals is a multiplayer first-person hunting and sniper simulator that takes players across wilderness environments including the African savanna and dense forests. Players hunt animals such as lions, African buffalo, warthogs, moose, bears, wolves and silver foxes, encountering dynamic animal behaviour across multiple hunting scenarios.

The game's competitive element centres on 6-player PvP matches where players compete using speed, accuracy and hunting skills. Players can also challenge friends in direct duels.

"We wanted Hunting Rivals to make competitive hunting games more social and engaging," said My.Games lead product manager Aliaksandr Sabaleuski. "Social interaction and friendly competition are at the heart of the experience, making it easy for players to invite friends, and challenge each other in direct duels. We're seeing players compete together, share their experiences and become part of the growing community."

My.Games plans to continue expanding the game through regular content updates, including new regions, locations, animals, gear and gameplay opportunities.