Q4 2020 Performance of Top Ultracasual Android Games in Australia

As the year 2020 wrapped up, ultracasual games continued to engage users on the Android platform in Australia. Data from Sensor Tower provides us with a look at how five leading applications fared in the fourth quarter.

Acrylic Nails! by CrazyLabs LTD witnessed a significant spike in downloads at the beginning of November, reaching 23K, followed by a gradual decrease. Weekly active users peaked in mid-November at 33K, before stabilizing around 29K towards the end of December.

Demolish! from VOODOO showed a remarkable increase in downloads in the last week of December, hitting 6.5K, a notable jump from the preceding weeks. Revenue for this title saw a slight uptick towards the end of the quarter, while active users more than doubled from early December, reaching over 10K.

KAYAC Inc.'s Paint Dropper: draw puzzle experienced a steady level of downloads throughout the quarter, with a minor rise in the last two weeks of December. Weekly active users had a modest increase, ending the year with 16K active users.

ZPLAY Games' Carve The Pencil saw a decline in downloads from its October high of 12K to under 1K by the end of December. Active users followed a similar trend, with a peak in early November at 19K, decreasing to 5.1K by the year's end.

Lastly, I Can Paint - Art your way, another title by CrazyLabs LTD, maintained a relatively consistent download pattern, with a slight increase to 3.3K in the final week of December. Active users showed a gradual growth towards the end of the quarter, ending with 6.5K.

These figures underscore the dynamic nature of the ultracasual gaming category, with varying degrees of user interest and engagement across different titles. For more comprehensive insights, Sensor Tower's platform offers detailed analytics on the app market.