Brazil's Top Puzzle/Riddle Android Games in Q1 2021: A Sensor Tower Report

As puzzle and riddle enthusiasts searched for engaging brain-teasers, Brazil's Android gaming market saw interesting trends in the first quarter of 2021. Sensor Tower provides a closer look at the top games captivating users' attention.

DOP 2: Delete One Part saw a steady decline in downloads from 662K in the first week of January to 252K by the end of March. Despite this, weekly active users peaked at over 1M in early January before settling at 657K. Revenue for the game began to appear in mid-January, starting at $2 and growing to a modest $28 by early March.

Girl Genius!, a newer entry from Lion Studios, experienced a surge in downloads, jumping from 25K at the end of January to a whopping 684K in the second week of February. Weekly active users followed suit, with a high of 798K in the same period. Revenue showed significant growth in March, hitting $102K in mid-March.

Emoji Puzzle! presented a more stable trend, with downloads hovering around the 100K-180K mark throughout the quarter. Weekly active users saw a slight decrease from 615K at the end of December to 454K by March's end. The game's revenue was relatively modest, with $6K in the last week of March.

Clue Hunter by Lion Studios also displayed a gradual decline in downloads from 228K in late December to 62K in late March. The game's active users mirrored this trend, decreasing from 591K to 284K over the quarter. Revenue remained low, with a peak of $9K in mid-February.

Lastly, Brain Out: Can you pass it? from Focus apps showed a downward trajectory in downloads, from 188K in late December to roughly 69K by March's end. Weekly active users decreased from 352K to 151K in the same timeframe. Revenue for Brain Out remained consistent, with $7K in the final week of March.

For more in-depth insights and detailed data on the performance of these and other mobile games, Sensor Tower's platform is the go-to resource for market analysis and trend spotting.