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Tiki Smash!
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Welcome to Tiki Smash! Grab your cannon and get ready to light up the island — one shot at a time! Step into a lush tropical arena where every blast counts: fire your tiki cannon, shatter fragile coconuts, and crush ancient totem stones as the paradise chaos unfolds in the most satisfying way. Every level is a fresh island adventure. Dial in your angle, power, and timing for the perfect launch — one clean shot can spark a chain reaction that feels like pure island magic. Easy to pick up in seconds, but packed with skill and precision for players who love mastering the perfect blast. Let's Play! * Vivid tropical 3D visuals that bring the island to life * Satisfying destruction: shattering island objects + fruits * Skill-based shot mechanics that reward pinpoint accuracy * Sun-soaked island environments with animated tiki scenes * Simple controls, endless island fun The island smash fest is ready. Fire the cannon and let paradise erupt!
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Estimated lifetime revenueVery wide rangeEstimated from install counts and typical spend per download, not from reviews. This is the widest range we publish — treat it as an order of magnitude.More in the glossary →
approximately $302.3Kgross
$75.6Klow → high range$1.2M
Net to developerafter refunds, tax and the store's cutapproximately $222.1K
Across 2 stores
Full table →| Store | Price | Score | Revenue · chart |
|---|---|---|---|
| Google Play | Free | Score96% | approximately $302.3K |
| App Store | Free | Score98% |
Tiki Smash! has grossed an estimated approximately $302.3K on Google Play.
How much has Tiki Smash! made?
About approximately $302.3K gross, estimated range approximately $75.6K to approximately $1.2M — roughly approximately $222.1K net to the developer after refunds, VAT and Google Play's cut. Very wide range: see how often ranges like this hold on accuracy. How we estimate →
