Q4 2020 Ultracasual Games Performance on Android in France

In the fourth quarter of 2020, the ultracasual gaming sector on Android in France saw varied performances across several popular titles. Insights from Sensor Tower provide a glimpse into the trends for the top 5 ultracasual games during this period.

Acrylic Nails!, a game by CrazyLabs LTD, experienced a significant spike in downloads, starting with 3K in the last week of October and reaching a peak of 92K in early November. Although downloads tapered off to 66K by the end of December, weekly active users showed a steady increase, climbing from 79K to over 132K.

Demolish!, developed by VOODOO, a French publisher, also had an interesting quarter. The game's downloads saw a decrease from 40K to 4K over the quarter, while weekly active users declined from 114K to 16K. The game did generate some revenue, fluctuating between $6 and $29 USD weekly.

KAYAC Inc.'s Paint Dropper: draw puzzle showed a drop in downloads from 28K in late October to just over 9K in early December, before rising to nearly 19K by the year's end. The weekly active users mirrored this pattern, dipping to 11K before rebounding to 28K.

Lion Studios' Color Me Happy! saw a more positive trend in downloads, starting at around 6K and climbing to over 23K by the end of December. Active users peaked at 80K in the last week of the year, up from 22K at the beginning of the quarter.

Lastly, I Can Paint - Art your way, another title from CrazyLabs LTD, had a consistent quarter with downloads hovering between 5K and 10K after an initial high of 20K in October. Active users saw a small increase from 18K to 22K over the quarter.

The performance of these ultracasual games on the Android platform in France during Q4 of 2020 showcases the dynamic nature of mobile gaming. For more detailed insights and analyses, Sensor Tower's platform offers a comprehensive view into the app market.