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For casual and mid-core gamers who enjoy physics-based destruction, zombie-themed survival, and competitive multiplayer racing.
Known forEarn to Die
For casual and mid-core gamers who enjoy physics-based destruction, zombie-themed survival, and competitive multiplayer racing.
Providing high-octane, physics-based action games for players seeking satisfying destruction and competitive vehicular combat.
Target audience
Portfolio
Free 6Last updated
Earn to Die
v1.4.58
9mo ago
Primary focus
Mobile games · physics-based action and vehicular combat
Scale
indie
Target audience
Casual and mid-core gamers who enjoy physics-based destruction, zombie-themed survival, and competitive multiplayer racing.
Origin
Founded in 2005 as a Flash games portal before shifting focus to mobile development in 2012.
Released 9 updates across the portfolio in the last 6 months with the most recent major release occurring 30 days ago.
7 apps analysed
100+ vehicle collection system creates long-term collector hooks
High user ratings and satisfying core shooting mechanics
Distributed across 9 markets, strongest in Europe.
Based on 1 of 7 apps with localized market data — more coverage rolling in as scans complete · last scanned .
5
Positive apps
1
Neutral / mixed
0
Negative apps
69/100
Avg sentiment score
A high-velocity rival (9 releases in 6 months) that dominates the 'car combat' niche with a heavy focus on arena-based multiplayer.
Strategic outlook coming soon.
What fed this analysis
The definitive 2D physics-based driving rival with a massive, active user base and a release cadence that maintains high market dominance.
This title shares the exact core loop of vehicle-based zombie survival and progression, serving as the most direct thematic competitor.
While lacking the zombie theme, it dominates the open-world driving simulation space where the target app's core driving mechanics compete for time.
Features side-scrolling physics-based combat driving with a similar focus on upgrading parts to survive hostile environments.
Thematic powerhouse with extreme update frequency (13 releases in 6 months) that captures the same 'zombie apocalypse' audience through tactical gameplay.
While it allows free movement, it is the primary alternative for users seeking high-quality zombie shooting and weapon upgrades.
A high-fidelity alternative for players seeking a more realistic and complex vehicular combat experience.
The premier high-production zombie survival rival, offering a narrative-heavy alternative to the target's arcade-style progression.
Features real-time 3v3 team battles and free-for-all arena modes with physics-based vehicle combat.
Offers a more expansive, open-world sandbox experience that competes for the same adrenaline-seeking racing audience.
Competes for the same 'casual driving' session time, despite the shift from four-wheeled vehicles to motorcycles.
Uses the same stationary shooting mechanics but with a modern military/assassin theme instead of zombies.
The dominant casual racer featuring power-up based combat and a heavy focus on vehicle/character collection.
Shares the 'wacky, physics-based combat' DNA despite the shift from vehicles to robots.
A classic peer that shares the target's 'drive until you crash' core loop and upgrade-heavy progression.
Captures the 'zombie upgrade' sentiment with a high-velocity idle mechanic (11 releases in 6 months).
A high-fidelity physics peer that targets the 'prosumer' side of the 2D racing market.
Focuses on big truck physics and massive upgrades to overcome extreme terrain, but showing signs of slowing development.
A rising threat in the physics-driving category with high recent activity (3 releases) and a focus on niche stunt mechanics.
A high-production-value competitor that is aggressively capturing the 'action-oriented' mobile gaming market.
Demonstrates exceptional growth and high-velocity release cycles, signaling a major threat in the casual sports-action space.
Represents the rapid rise of hyper-casual management loops that compete for the same casual mobile gaming attention span.
Demonstrates high-velocity engagement in the horror-survival space, capturing the same 'tense atmosphere' audience as the target.
A fast-growing entry in the combat-racing sub-genre with a focus on real-time PVP and power-ups.
