Top 5 Dinosaur Games on Android in Australia Q4 2020

As the year 2020 came to a close, the prehistoric jungles and worlds of dinosaur games continued to captivate Australian mobile gamers. Data from Sensor Tower gives us a glimpse into how the top five dinosaur-themed games fared on the Android platform during the fourth quarter.

Ulala: Idle Adventure by X.D. Global saw its revenue peaking at $15K in the weeks of December 7 and December 21, with a slight dip to $15K in the final week of December. Downloads showed an increasing trend, rising from 177 in the last week of September to 218 by the year's end. Weekly active users remained relatively stable, hovering around 2K throughout the quarter.

Jurassic World Alive, developed by Jam City, Inc., experienced a revenue increase from $3K in the last week of September to $5K in the final week of December. Downloads spiked in mid-December, reaching nearly 1K, while weekly active users climbed from 1.2K to over 1.6K in the same period, indicating growing engagement towards the year's end.

Another Jam City title, Jurassic World™: The Game, demonstrated a steady revenue performance with a slight increase from $3K to $2K from the start to the end of the quarter. Downloads peaked at 1.9K in the week leading to Christmas, and weekly active users increased from 4.3K to 4.7K, showing a healthy player base during the festive season.

ARK: Survival Evolved by Studio Wildcard saw fluctuating revenue, with a notable rise to $910 in the pre-Christmas week before settling at $744 in the final week. Downloads reached a high of 588 in the third week of December, and active users rose to 2.8K, indicating a positive uptake during the holiday season.

Last but not least, Crazy Dino Park from Infinite Dreams maintained a consistent revenue, ending the year with $379 in the last week. Downloads showed a gradual increase to 297, and weekly active users grew to 2.7K, reflecting a steady engagement with the game.

For more detailed insights and data on the performance of mobile applications, Sensor Tower remains the go-to source for industry analysis and trends.