Q4 2020 Interactive Story Games Performance in Europe on Android

Interactive story games have been a popular genre on mobile platforms, and Sensor Tower's analysis of the top five games on Android in Europe for the fourth quarter of 2020 reveals interesting trends in user engagement and downloads.

Episode - Choose Your Story by Episode Interactive saw a notable increase in weekly revenue, climbing from $39K to $58K by the end of Q4. Downloads peaked at approximately 261K in early October, with a subsequent dip and a recovery to around 224K by December's end. Weekly active users (WAU) followed a similar trend, initially rising to 819K and then dipping to 639K in mid-November, before recovering to approximately 729K by the close of December.

Chat Master! by Supersonic Studios LTD, despite negligible revenue, showed impressive download numbers, starting at around 18K and surging to 266K in the week following its release. However, by the end of Q4, downloads settled at around 150K. The WAU reflected this trajectory, spiking at 382K in early November and then stabilizing at about 292K by the last week of December.

Romance Club - Stories I Play by Your Story Interactive displayed a revenue pattern with fluctuations, starting at $54K, dipping to $33K, and then reaching around $66K by the holiday season. The download figures saw a remarkable jump to 337K in late October, with a steady decline to 100K by year's end. The WAU experienced a decline from 1.5M to 1.2M throughout the quarter.

Crazy Maple Studio Dev's Chapters: Interactive Stories showcased strong revenue performance, with a stable trend ranging from $306K to $380K over the quarter. Downloads saw a peak of 131K in October and a rebound to around 99K in the last week of December after a dip. WAU showed a gradual increase from 426K to nearly 500K by the end of Q4.

Lastly, Dream Zone: My Love Fantasy by SWAG MASHA had revenues starting at $42K and ending the quarter at around $35K. Downloads saw an early peak at 149K, with fluctuations and a notable rise to 107K in the final week. The WAU presented a declining trend from 160K to 138K during Q4.

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