Slime Games Soothe Australian iOS Users in Q4 2020

The final quarter of 2020 showed interesting trends for slime-themed mobile games on the iOS platform in Australia. Data provided by Sensor Tower offers a glimpse into the downloads, revenue, and active users for these stress-relieving apps.

Magic Slime: Antistress & ASMR experienced a peak in downloads early in Q4 with nearly 10K in one week, followed by a gradual decline to a few thousand by the end of the quarter. Despite a dip in revenue to under $3K in December, weekly active users surged to nearly 5K, indicating a strong user retention towards the year's end.

Cider Software LLC's Virtual Slime saw its downloads hover around 1-2K weekly, peaking at over 2.8K in early October. Revenue trends were modest, with the highest weekly revenue reaching $185. Active users remained above 2K each week, showcasing consistent user engagement.

For Goo: Slime simulator, ASMR, the revenue began to show only from mid-October onwards, starting from a minimal $21 to reaching $269 by the end of December. Downloads saw an impressive increase from under 1K to over 3K, and active users showed a similar upward trend, ending the quarter at nearly 4K.

Smash DIY SLIME - Fidget Slimy had a relatively steady quarter, with downloads mostly staying between 800 and 1K. Active users showed a slight increase over the quarter, ending at just over 1.8K, despite having zero revenue reported for several weeks in November.

Lastly, Fluid Simulation by Pavel Dobryakov witnessed fluctuating downloads, with a notable spike to nearly 2K in the second week of November. The app's revenue was modest, peaking at $74 in one week, and weekly active users ranged from 2-3.4K throughout the quarter.

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