AI Insights · Timothy · April 2021
Q1 2021 Performance of Top Cooking Games on iOS in Australia
A glance at the first quarter of 2021 shows varying performance trends for the top cooking game apps on iOS in Australia. Sensor Tower provides detailed insights into download, revenue, and user engagement metrics.
In the first quarter of 2021, Australia's iOS platform saw interesting trends in the cooking games category. Data from Sensor Tower highlights the performance of the top five cooking game applications.
Cooking Diary® Restaurant Game by Mytona Limited started the quarter with revenues around $13K, which saw a decline to approximately $9K by the end of March. Downloads peaked at 2.2K in mid-February but dropped to under 1.5K towards the end of the quarter. Weekly active users saw an initial dip from 7.3K to around 4.4K in late January, followed by a rise to 7.1K in mid-February, and eventually settled at just over 5K by March end.
ZenLife Games Pte. Ltd.'s Cooking Madness-Kitchen Frenzy showed revenue fluctuations, with a notable peak of over $11K in early March before concluding the quarter around $10K. The game experienced a decrease in downloads from 2.2K to 605, while weekly active users decreased from nearly 4K to 2.2K during this period.
Cooking Fever: Restaurant Game from Nordcurrent UAB saw revenues oscillating, ending the quarter on a high note at $9K, despite a mid-quarter dip to $4K. Downloads started strong at 4.7K, dropped to 1.8K in February, and then increased to reach 3.9K by the end of March. The game maintained a robust weekly active user base, starting at 22.7K and finishing the quarter similarly strong at 22.7K.
Melsoft's My Cafe — Restaurant Game observed revenues that started at $3.7K, peaked at $5.4K in mid-February, and then saw a decline to $3.7K. Downloads showed a downward trend from 1.2K to 849, and active weekly users dipped slightly from 4.9K to 3.9K.
Lastly, Cooking Craze: Restaurant Game by Big Fish Games, Inc, experienced a revenue trend starting at $7.7K and ending at $3.5K. Downloads were low, starting at 193 and peaking at 219 by the quarter's end. The weekly active users saw a decline from 4K to just under 3K.
For comprehensive insights and detailed app performance metrics, Sensor Tower's platform offers an extensive analysis of the trends and figures in the mobile app landscape.
