Top 5 Tycoon Games on iOS in Australia Q1 2021

In the first quarter of 2021, the tycoon game genre on iOS in Australia showed various trends in user engagement and revenue. Sensor Tower's data offers a clear view of how these games performed during this period.

Family Island — Farming game by Melsoft, saw a steady increase in revenue, peaking at around $40K in mid-March. Downloads started at approximately 5K in late December and saw a decline to around 2K by the end of March. Weekly active users remained above 10K, with a peak of around 14K in late January.

Hay Day from Supercell demonstrated a more stable revenue trend, with a significant spike to over $50K in the last week of March. The game maintained its download numbers between 3K and 4K, while weekly active users saw a slight increase from around 66K to 67K.

Prison Empire Tycoon－Idle Game by Digital Things experienced modest revenues, with amounts generally below $4K per week. Download figures fluctuated around 3K, with a notable increase to over 3K in late February. Weekly active users started at around 7.5K and saw a decrease to just above 6K by the end of the quarter.

Lion Studios' Hooked Inc: Fishing Games showed varied revenue, with a low of under $1K and a high of around $3K. Downloads decreased from nearly 5K to just over 2K. The game's weekly active users declined from around 19K to just under 11K.

Lastly, Craft Island by HOMA GAMES, which was released in late February, showed increasing revenue from just a couple of hundred dollars to over $800 by the end of March. Downloads surged to nearly 7K in the last week of March, while weekly active users saw a significant increase from around 5.5K to over 16K.

For more detailed insights on these and other mobile applications, Sensor Tower's platform remains an invaluable resource for understanding app performance metrics.