Europe's Top Cat Games Performances in Q4 2020

In the final quarter of 2020, cat lovers across Europe engaged with their favorite feline-themed games. Data from Sensor Tower offers a glimpse into the performance of the top 5 cat games on the unified platform during this period.

Kitten Match by Special Gamez Technology Co., Ltd. saw its weekly active users decline from 700 thousand at the beginning of the quarter to nearly 690 thousand at the end, despite a mid-quarter dip to around 560 thousand. Downloads peaked early in the quarter at 160 thousand, but ended on a high note with around 140 thousand in the last week. Revenue showed a positive trend, starting at approximately $40 thousand and growing to $70 thousand by the end of December.

Akita Limited Liability Company's My Cat – Virtual Pet Games experienced a significant increase in weekly active users, starting at 170 thousand and reaching around 280 thousand. The game's downloads followed a similar upward trajectory, from 60 thousand to over 110 thousand. Revenue remained fairly stable, with a slight increase from $40 thousand to $48 thousand.

For The Battle Cats from ponos corporation, weekly active users were consistent, hovering around 110 thousand to 120 thousand throughout the quarter. Downloads saw a modest rise from 20 thousand to over 16 thousand. Revenue, however, fluctuated, starting at approximately $50 thousand, dropping to around $20 thousand, and closing the quarter at roughly $32 thousand.

The performance of Tropicats: Match 3 Puzzle Game by wooga was more subdued, with weekly active users decreasing slightly from 11 thousand to under 9 thousand. Downloads remained low, ranging from 938 to 582 per week. Revenue trends were relatively stable, with figures starting at $22 thousand and ending at a similar $22 thousand.

Lastly, Kitty Scramble: Word Stacks by Clever Apps Pte Ltd showed an increase in weekly active users from 9 thousand to over 30 thousand. Downloads grew from 11 thousand to 24 thousand. Despite a mid-quarter dip, revenue climbed from $5 thousand to $12 thousand by the end of Q4.

For more in-depth insights into the performance of these and other mobile applications, visit Sensor Tower.