Q4 2020 Performance of Top Crime Games in Europe

As the year 2020 came to a close, the crime game genre saw various trends across the European market. In this article, we'll delve into the performance of the top five crime games, based on data provided by Sensor Tower.

Mafia City: War of Underworld maintained a steady revenue stream throughout Q4, with the figures hovering around the $800K to $900K mark each week. The game saw a slight increase in downloads, starting at around 200K in late September and peaking at over 200K in late December. Weekly active users (WAUs) showed a downward trend from nearly 1M at the start of the quarter to approximately 900K by the end.

June’s Journey: Hidden Objects experienced fluctuations in revenue, with a notable spike to over $500K in late October and late November. Downloads for the game generally declined from around 100K to under 100K by the end of December, while WAUs decreased from about 1.4M to nearly 1.4M.

For Manor Matters, the revenue showed an upward trajectory, from $54K in late September to over $300K in late December. Downloads surged significantly from 65K to over 340K, correlating with a rise in WAUs from under 300K to over 1.5M, indicating a strong end to the year.

Idle Mafia had a modest revenue pattern, starting at $112K and descending to under $100K by the end of Q4. The game's downloads dipped from 26K to around 14K, while WAUs saw a decline from over 260K to approximately 165K.

Lastly, The Grand Mafia showed an increase in revenue from $48K to over $130K. Downloads picked up from 28K to over 60K, and WAUs increased from under 70K to over 140K, highlighting a positive growth in engagement.

For more detailed insights and data across the mobile gaming landscape, Sensor Tower's platform offers in-depth analysis and metrics.