Montreal-based games developer Ludia’s location-based title Jurassic World Alive has racked up more than $25 million in revenue.

According to Sensor Tower, it passed the milestone after four months, having launched back in May.

Jurassic World Alive made $1.2 million per week through player spending for August but peaked back in June, with $2.5 million earned for the week starting the 11th.

Roaring success 

While the game is currently available in 80 countries, Western regions are driving player spending.

US players contributed a vast majority of total revenue with 50 per cent, UK players made up 9 per cent and German players stumped up 8 per cent.

Google Play proved marginally more kind in terms of marketplace and generated 59 per cent of revenue. The iOS App Store, on the other hand, put up 41 per cent.

Jurassic World Alive represents the third time that Universal has teamed up with Ludia, and is a part of the studio's planned expansion into the games industry.

Former Disney mobile games SVP and GM Chris Heatherly joined September 2017 and was tasked with overseeing the creation of games and digital content based on the company’s franchises for mobile, console and PC platforms.