AI Insights · Timothy · January 2021
Q4 2020 Performance of Top Slime Games on iOS in the US
An analysis of the top five slime-themed gaming apps on the iOS platform reveals their performance in the US during Q4 2020. Sensor Tower's data shows varying trends in downloads, revenue, and user engagement for these sticky entertainment apps.
In the last quarter of 2020, slime games continued to captivate users on the iOS platform in the United States. Sensor Tower provides a detailed look into the performance of the top five slime games, showing how these apps fared in terms of downloads, revenue, and weekly active users.
Magic Slime: Antistress & ASMR by Finger Art Games showed a notable increase in revenue, climbing from $20K in late September to nearly $50K by the end of December. Downloads saw a dip in October but surged back to 68K by the year's end. The app's weekly active users reflected a similar pattern, with a low in October followed by an uptick to 86K active users in the final week of December.
GRAVITY Fluid Slime Simulator experienced a steady increase in revenue over the quarter, starting at around $4K and reaching $9K by the end of December. Downloads fluctuated but ended on a high note with over 15K in the last week, and weekly active users peaked at 21K in early December.
Slime Simulator Fluid Games, developed by Marrisa Wei, had relatively modest revenue figures, peaking at $4.6K in late December. The app's downloads hit a high of 16K in mid-October but then gradually decreased, ending at 6.5K. Weekly active users saw a peak of 17K in mid-October with a rebound to 16K in the last week of the year.
Goo: Slime Simulator, ASMR by Exomind LTD showed an impressive growth in revenue, from a mere $8 in late September to almost $5K by the end of December. The app's downloads saw a massive jump to 62K in the last week, paired with a significant rise in active users, reaching 56K in the same period.
Jelly: Slime Simulator, ASMR from Index Zero, a Belarusian publisher, had relatively steady revenue throughout the quarter, hovering around $1K to $1.7K. Downloads peaked at nearly 11K in late October but saw a decline towards the end of the year. The app maintained a consistent number of weekly active users, with a slight decrease from 24K in late October to 16K by the year's end.
For more insights and detailed app performance analytics, Sensor Tower's platform offers a comprehensive look into the mobile app market.
