Kim Kardashian's mobile app has gone off the charts as the downloadable game "Kim Kardashian Hollywood" was reportedly "cloned" by Lindsay Lohan's own "The Price of Fame."

In a report from E! News, the reality star's alter ego has made the cut in TIME's Most Influential Fictional Character.

Kim Kardashian only trailed behind Queen Elsa from Disney hit film, "Frozen."

"The Kardashian game, available for iPhone, Android and desktop computers, was released this past summer and has made an estimated $200 million, according to Time. It ranks as No. 11 on the Apple App Store's list of Top Grossing apps," it said.

The objective of the Kim Kardashian mobile app is for the user to become famous in Hollywood. And Kanye West's wife is there to guide the user along the way. The challenges include doing photoshoots and press conferences, walking the runways, meeting with the bigwigs, acting, being fashionable, dating and buying properties.

Although the mobile game, "Kim Kardashian: Hollywood," is free to download, users have the option of buying energy or to advance much quicker.

In related news, Linsay Lohan has released her own downloadable game called "The Price of Fame," which seemed at the outset a clone of Kim Kardashian's app.

"I expected a clone of Kim Kardashian's game, but it actually isn't that at all," wrote Paul Tassi in his review of the game on Forbes. "It's far more mechanically and conceptually simple (which, if you've played the Kardashian game, is saying something), where you simply swipe upward to get more fans. You buy upgrades to increase the rate of fans gotten passively, or per swipe. Really, it reminds me a lot of Clicker Heroes, the flash game (soon to be an app) where you simply click on monsters until they die, and upgrade your active and passive damage through upgrades."