Q1 2021 Performance of Top Cooking Games in Australia on Android

In the first quarter of 2021, the culinary gaming scene on Android in Australia has seen varying degrees of user engagement and financial success. Sensor Tower's data provides an insightful look into the performance of these appetizing titles.

Cooking Diary® Restaurant Game from Mytona started the quarter with revenues at around $7K, peaking at $7.8K in mid-January before experiencing a slight downtrend to approximately $5.2K by the end of March. Downloads showed a decreasing trend from 818 to 390, while weekly active users dipped from 3.3K to 1.8K.

Cooking Madness: A Chef's Game by ZenLife Games Ltd. showed revenues starting at $4.8K, with a dip to $3.6K and then a rise back to around $3.9K. The game's downloads fluctuated, beginning at 1.2K, reaching a high of 1.4K, and closing the quarter at 770. Weekly active users started strong at 4.2K, peaked at 4.9K, and ended at 3.1K.

Melsoft Games Ltd.'s My Cafe — Restaurant Game showed revenue starting at approximately $2.5K, with a peak at $3.7K mid-February before ending at around $2.5K. Downloads saw a high of 904 in the first week of January and concluded the quarter with 654. The game's weekly active users began at 3.1K, peaking at 3.5K, and finishing at 2.9K.

Cooking Fever: Restaurant Game from Nordcurrent Games showed a consistent revenue trend starting at $3.1K and ending slightly lower at $2.5K. Downloads started at 1.7K, with a noticeable decrease to 1.2K by the quarter's end. Weekly active users were quite high, beginning at 13.3K and marginally increasing to 12.4K.

Lastly, Gluon Interactive Ltd.'s Bingo Frenzy-Live Bingo Games displayed a revenue trend starting at $1.7K, reaching $2.2K in March. Downloads saw significant growth from 488 to 611, while weekly active users showed an increase from 2.5K to 3.3K.

For more detailed insights and analytics on app performance, Sensor Tower's comprehensive data offers an in-depth look into the mobile app landscape.