Q4 2020 Performance of Top Ultracasual Games in Australia

Australia's ultracasual gaming scene saw varied trends among the top apps in the fourth quarter of 2020. Insights from Sensor Tower reveal how these games fared in terms of downloads and weekly active users.

Crazy Labs' Acrylic Nails! started the quarter with approximately 51K downloads and finished with around 40K, showing a noticeable increase towards the end of the period. Weekly active users peaked at nearly 69K in the first week and saw a rise to around 73K by the quarter's end.

Voodoo's Demolish! experienced fluctuating revenues, starting with $188 and closing with $28 in the final week. Downloads dipped from around 31K to nearly 10K, while weekly active users surged from 22K to approximately 24K, indicating a more engaged user base as time progressed.

Another title from Crazy Labs, I Can Paint, saw downloads reduce from about 16K to 9K over the quarter. The weekly active users, however, depicted a stable trend, hovering around 19K towards the end of Q4.

KAYAC Inc.'s Paint Dropper downloads started at 12K and saw a slight growth to 9K, while active users increased from 33K to around 29K, showcasing a consistent player base.

Lastly, Zynga Inc.'s Build Roads kicked off the quarter with 13K downloads and ended with over 5K. Although the revenue was modest, peaking at $87 in the second week, the weekly active users saw a decline from 33K to about 15K by the quarter's conclusion.

For more detailed insights and data on the performance of these ultracasual games and others, Sensor Tower's platform offers comprehensive analytics.