Top 5 io Games' Performance in Australia's Android Market, Q4 2020

In the fourth quarter of 2020, Android users in Australia showed a keen interest in the io games category. Sensor Tower's data provides us with insights into how these games performed during this period.

Do Not Fall .io from CASUAL AZUR GAMES saw a notable increase in weekly active users (WAUs), climbing from 17K in late September to over 17K by the end of December. Downloads peaked in the final two weeks of December, reaching nearly 8K. The revenue also trended upwards, with the game earning 15K USD in the last week of December.

slither.io by Lowtech Studios maintained consistent download and active user figures throughout the quarter. Downloads hovered around 3K to 5K per week, while WAUs steadily increased from 34K to over 37K. Revenue saw a significant rise in the final two weeks, ending the year with a weekly revenue of 71K USD.

CASUAL AZUR GAMES' Harvest.io – 3D Farming Arcade experienced a decline in downloads from 13K at the beginning of the quarter to over 3K by the end. WAUs followed a similar trend, dropping from 39K to 12K. The game's revenue had a brief resurgence in mid-December but fell to zero by the end of the period.

VOODOO's Paper.io 2 showed an impressive increase in both downloads and WAUs in the final weeks of December, with downloads jumping from around 2K to over 7K, and WAUs rising from 13K to over 22K. The game's revenue also saw a peak, finishing the quarter at 48K USD.

Lastly, Hole.io, another title from VOODOO, witnessed a gradual increase in downloads, ending the quarter with over 5K downloads. WAUs saw a significant rise, from 20K to over 25K. The revenue for Hole.io also increased, concluding the quarter with 83K USD.

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