Minecraft once again dominates App Store charts

Mojang’s blockbuster game Minecraft continues to take the top position in both of the iOS charts.

It is ahead of Snowman’s Alto’s Adventure, which takes second place in the iPhone and iPad Top Ten.

Meanwhile, Heads Up continues to perform well in the iPhone chart, taking third place, while 505 Games’ Terraria is No.3 in the iPad Top Ten.

Sega’s Football Manager Handheld 2015 is still in the App Store rankings, taking fifth and seventh places in the iPhone and iPad charts.

And Blek, from Kunabi Brother, is back in the Top Ten, taking the No.4 spot in the iPad charts and eighth position in the iPhone rankings.

Here is the iPhone game Top Ten for the week ending May 18th:

1. Minecraft: Pocket Edition, Mojang
2. Alto’s Adventure, Snowman
3. Head’s Up, Warner Bros
4. Lifeline, 3 Minute Games
5. Football Manager Handheld 2015, Sega
6. Plague Inc, Ndemic Creations
7. Bullseye – TV Gameshow and Dars, Island Wall
8. Blek, Kubabi Brother
9. Monopoly, EA
10. Angry Birds, Rovio

And the iPad Top Ten for the same period:

1. Minecraft: Pocket Edition, Mojang
2. Alto’s Adventure, Snowman
3. Terraria, 505 Games
4. Blek, Kubabi Brother
5. Til Morning’s Light, Amazon Game Studios
6. Monopoly, EA
7. Football Manager Handheld 2015, Sega
8. Framed, Loveshack
9. Monument Valley, Ustwo
10. Tipping Point, Barnstorm Games

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