Q4 2020 US iOS Crime Game Insights: Top Performers Unveiled

The final quarter of 2020 saw some notable performances among crime game applications on the iOS platform in the United States. Data provided by Sensor Tower offers an insight into how these games fared in a competitive market.

Let's Be Cops 3D from Kwalee Ltd experienced a significant surge in downloads, reaching over 400K in the second week of October. The game's revenue peaked at nearly $6.7K in the last week of October, while weekly active users hit a high of approximately 696K in the same month.

Voodoo's Force Master showed a steady increase in downloads after its release, topping at over 260K downloads in the last week of October. Despite a modest revenue beginning at $234 in the third week of October, the game maintained a consistent user base with over 385K weekly active users at its peak.

Lion Studios' Clue Hunter demonstrated resilience with downloads hovering around 60K to 70K from November to December. The game's revenue followed a downward trend, starting the quarter at $352 and ending at $69. Nonetheless, active users remained engaged, with numbers around 80K by the end of December.

Gismart's VIP Guard had a modest quarter with downloads decreasing from 76K in the first week of October to around 31K by the end of December. The game's revenue also declined, with the highest recorded at $268 early in the quarter. Active users showed a slight increase in the last week, reaching approximately 36K.

Finally, Smashy Road: Wanted 2 from Bearbit Studios B.V. saw its downloads peak at over 66K in mid-October. Revenue saw its highest at $9.1K in the second week of October, and weekly active users reached a high of over 156K in the same period.

For more detailed insights and analysis, Sensor Tower provides comprehensive data on the performance trends of these leading crime game apps.