Q1 2021 Performance of Top Platformer Games on Android in the UK

As the first quarter of 2021 has wrapped up, it's time to look at how the top platformer games have performed on Android devices in the United Kingdom. This data, sourced from Sensor Tower, provides us with insights into the download numbers and active user trends for these popular titles.

Starting with High Heels! by Zynga, we saw an impressive increase in downloads from 7K in its release week to a peak of 111K in the first week of February. The weekly active users followed a similar trend, escalating from under 7K to topping at 244K by the end of March. Revenue for High Heels! showed growth, starting at zero and climbing to 78K USD in the second week of February before stabilizing around the mid 20s to 60s in thousands of dollars towards the end of the quarter.

Stacky Dash by Supersonic Studios LTD, on the other hand, had zero revenue throughout the quarter. However, its downloads began strong with 150K in the first full week of January but gradually decreased to 14K by the end of March. Weekly active users showed a peak of 241K in the first week of January, with a decline to just over 52K towards the end of the quarter.

TapNation's Giant Rush! - Fighting Games saw a steady increase in revenue from 31K USD in the second week of January to a high of 80K USD in the first week of March. Downloads hit their peak at 64K in the first week of February, while active users reached their highest at 106K in the same period before both metrics showed a downward trend.

VOODOO's Roof Rails had a strong start with revenue at 140K USD in the last week of December 2020, but this figure saw a gradual decline, finishing at 3K USD by the end of March. Downloads followed a similar downward trajectory from 67K in the last week of December to 13K by the end of March, with weekly active users starting at 159K and ending at 56K.

Lastly, Blob Runner 3D, another title from Zynga, had no revenue for the quarter. Its download numbers showed an initial surge from 8K to 60K in the first two weeks post-release, before slowly declining to 14K by the last week of March. Weekly active users peaked at 129K in mid-February before dropping to 58K by the quarter's end.

For more detailed insights and data on the performance of mobile applications, Sensor Tower remains a go-to resource.