Revenue is a rough estimate from public install counts × genre ARPD — order of magnitude only.
Rhythm Fire-EDM Shooting Game
Various guns, unlimited ammo—this’s the idealized aim training you’ve always wanted! Rhythm Fire is a shooting-music game with genres of songs, offering you fantastic gameplay. All you need is to aim and shoot——to the beat. This is not a typical music game, but a combine of rhythm game and shooting game. It will train both your aiming skills and sense of rhythm. Whether you are a cold-blooded aimbot or a potential artist, this game will benefit you as well. All stages are meticulously designed by our professional music creators, with every single note perfectly matching the music. Imagine a master of both guns and piano, that could be you. How to Play: - Hold and drag, aim at your target notes - Wait for the timing, try to catch the notes - As soon as notes get close, your gun will automatically shoot - If you miss a note, you will lose 1 life point - Enjoy the music, move your finger to the beat Game features: - Cool 3D guns featuring a variety of models - Neon style UI with fantastic graphics - High quality music and accurate gun sounds - Manually polished stages - Adjustable difficulties If any music producers or labels have a problem with the music and images used in the game, or any players have any advice to help us improve, please feel free to contact us at adaricmusic@gmail.com
Estimated lifetime revenueLow confidence
$10Mgross
$2.5Mlow → high range$39.9M
Net to developer$6.6M
Modeled estimate, not a reported figure. How we estimate →
Est. copies sold
14.3M
mid estimate
Audience
Installs
How many people have installed this game, as the storefront reports it. This number is worldwide — unlike the price, the same package answers with the same install count in every market we asked — so it carries no country. Each source below is a different kind of number and they are never drawn on one axis.
Installs counted by Google Play14,253,181
Aug 12, 2026 — Sep 18, 2026 · 38 readings
Google Play shows “10,000,000+” on the store page.
Play publishes a precise install counter alongside the rounded step users see on the store page. This is that counter, worldwide, as it stood each day we asked.
Of the eight storefronts we track, only Google Play publishes an install count we can read. Where a store publishes nothing of the kind, this panel shows nothing rather than a zero.