Wonder Entertainment StudiosJan 11, 2026Store page updated Oct 5, 2026Free to playIn-app purchasesAdsGoogle PlayView on Google Play ↗
Revenue is a rough estimate from public install counts × genre ARPD — order of magnitude only.
Zen Hole - Black Hole Game
🕳️ Zen Hole is a relaxing and satisfying black hole game designed to help you unwind while having fun 🕳️ Playing Zen Hole for 10 minutes a day sharpens your focus and prepares you for the daily stress and challenges! 🪷🧘 Control a smooth-moving black hole, swallow everything in sight, grow steadily, and clear peaceful levels at your own pace. No stress. No rush. Just calm and addictive gameplay. Unlike chaotic hole io games, Zen Hole focuses on relaxation, smooth controls, and the simple pleasure of swallowing objects in a soothing environment. Why you’ll love Zen Hole: • Relaxing and satisfying black hole gameplay • Less aggressive timers • Collect All levels • Simple controls, easy to play, hard to stop • Calm visuals and peaceful 3D objects • Play offline anytime, no internet needed • Perfect for short breaks or long chill sessions If you enjoy relaxing games, satisfying hole games, or stress-free offline play, Zen Hole is your perfect escape. Control the black hole. Swallow the world. Find your calm in Zen Hole.
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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 $384Kgross
$96Klow → high range$1.5M
Net to developerafter refunds, tax and the store's cutapproximately $282.2K
Estimated range $96K – $1.5M. Not checked against reported figures.
Zen Hole - Black Hole Game has grossed an estimated approximately $384K on Google Play.
How much has Zen Hole - Black Hole Game made?
About approximately $384K gross, estimated range approximately $96K to approximately $1.5M — roughly approximately $282.2K 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 →
