Top 5 City Building Games on Android in Middle East for Q2 2021

In the second quarter of 2021, the city building game genre saw significant activity on the Android platform in the Middle East. Here's a look at the weekly performance trends for the top 5 city building games, based on data from Sensor Tower.

SimCity BuildIt from ELECTRONIC ARTS showed a steady increase in weekly revenue, peaking at approximately $4.6K in mid-April. Weekly downloads varied, reaching a high of 3.9K in mid-April and maintaining around 2K-3K towards the end of the quarter. Weekly active users saw a consistent trend, starting at 17.8K and peaking at 25.5K in mid-April, before stabilizing around the 22K-24K range.

Global City: Building Games by MY.GAMES B.V. experienced a notable climb in weekly revenue, reaching a peak of $1.4K at the end of May. Downloads showed fluctuations, with a high of 1.7K at the end of May but dropping to as low as 211 by the end of June. Active users began at 2.7K and peaked at 3.7K by the end of May, before declining to around 2.3K by the end of the quarter.

The Tribez: Build a Village from Game Insight saw varied revenue, with a peak of $1.2K in early April and a low of $380 in early June. Downloads were relatively low but saw a spike to 846 by the end of June. Active users remained stable, starting at 2.1K and peaking at 2K towards the end of the quarter.

City Island 5 - Building Sim by Sparkling Society showed consistent weekly revenue, with figures around $300-$500. Downloads remained stable, peaking at 1.2K in early April and maintaining around 700-900 throughout the quarter. Active users began at 6K and fluctuated around the 4.4K-5.9K range.

Megapolis: City Building Sim from Social Quantum Ltd saw a stable revenue trend, peaking at $452 at the end of June. Downloads showed a consistent pattern, peaking at 3.3K in mid-April and gradually decreasing to around 2K by the end of the quarter. Active users began at 7.3K, peaked at 8.7K in mid-April, and stabilized around 7.7K towards the quarter's end.

For more detailed insights and data, visit Sensor Tower.