AI Insights · Timothy · January 2021
Top 5 Horror Games Soar in Latin America Q4 2020
An analysis of the top horror games in Latin America for Q4 2020 reveals significant user engagement. Sensor Tower provides a closer look at the trends in downloads and active users.
In the fourth quarter of 2020, Latin America witnessed a surge in engagement with horror games on unified platforms. Sensor Tower's data offers a glimpse into how these spooky entertainers performed during the period.
Z & K Games' Scary Teacher 3D saw a downward trend in weekly revenue, from $1.25K in late September to just over $600 in the final week of December. The game's downloads dipped from over 260K to approximately 179K, while weekly active users decreased from 1.04M to just under 970K.
Granny, developed by DVloper, experienced a dramatic drop in revenue, from $33 to $1 by the year's end. The game maintained strong download figures, hovering around 200K, peaking at 232K in late December. Active users showed resilience, starting at 845K and finishing the quarter at over 900K.
DVloper's sequel, Granny: Chapter Two, with no reported revenue, maintained consistent downloads, starting at 112K in September and rising to 131K in December. The weekly active users showed a slight upward trend, from 755K to 821K by the end of December.
The chilling Ice Scream 1: Scary Game by Keplerians Horror Games saw a fluctuating revenue pattern, ending the quarter on a high note at $73. Downloads for the game saw a steady increase from 90K to almost 100K, and active users grew from 262K to over 284K.
Lastly, My Town Games Ltd's My Town Halloween - Ghost game, released in November, showed a promising start. Although revenue was minimal, downloads skyrocketed from 90K in its first recorded week to over 244K in early December before dropping to 63K. Weekly active users peaked at 251K, subsequently declining to 67K.
For more insights on the performance of apps and the trends shaping the app economy, Sensor Tower provides in-depth analysis and data.
