Australia's Top 5 Tycoon Games by Performance in Q1 2021

In the first quarter of 2021, tycoon game enthusiasts in Australia had their pick of engaging simulation experiences. Sensor Tower provides a detailed look at how five popular titles performed during this period.

Family Island — Farming game, published by Melsoft, saw a consistent trend in revenue, with a notable peak of around $63K in mid-March. Downloads for the game showed a decline from approximately 8K at the start of the quarter to around 5K by the end. Weekly active users started at about 19K and reached a high of over 22K in late January.

Homa Games' title, Craft Island, which was released mid-quarter, saw an initial surge in downloads to over 20K before settling to about 11K by the end of March. Active users showed a significant increase, peaking at over 41K in early March.

Prison Empire Tycoon－Idle Game, from Digital Things, experienced relatively stable revenue, with a slight decrease to around $4K towards the end of the quarter. Downloads remained steady, averaging around 4K per week, while active users showed a slight decline from around 14K to 11K.

Supercell's Hay Day continued to be a strong performer, with revenue peaking at over $72K in the last week of March. Downloads saw a modest increase from 4K to over 4K, and weekly active users remained high, starting at over 76K and ending the quarter at similar levels.

Lastly, Hooked Inc: Fishing Games by Lion Studios saw its revenue fluctuate, ending the quarter on a high note at almost $4K. The game's downloads had a slight uptick from around 3K to nearly 4K, and active users saw a small increase from around 29K to over 21K.

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