Top 5 Motorcycle Games on Android in New Zealand, Q2 2021

During the second quarter of 2021, the motorcycle gaming scene on Android in New Zealand saw intriguing trends in downloads, revenue, and user engagement. This analysis, based on Sensor Tower's data, highlights the performance of the top five motorcycle games: Bike Race：Motorcycle Games, Real Bike Racing, Bike Jump, Light Bike Flying Stunts, and Ultimate Motorcycle Simulator.

Bike Race：Motorcycle Games from Wildlife Studios showed a fluctuating trend in weekly downloads, starting at around 333 and peaking at 433 in mid-April, before gradually declining to 147 by the end of June. The game's revenue mirrored this variability, peaking at $54 in late March and closing the quarter at $33. Active users followed a similar pattern, with early highs of 1759 in April, tapering to 905 by June's end.

Real Bike Racing by Italic Games maintained a steady increase in weekly downloads, climbing from 280 at the start of the quarter to 335 by late June. The active user base reflected this trend, rising from 1170 to 1373 over the same period. Revenue, however, remained negligible throughout the quarter.

Bike Jump from BoomBit Games experienced a notable surge in weekly downloads, particularly in early May, peaking at 523 before stabilizing around 131 towards the quarter's end. Revenue saw its highest point at $67 in mid-June, while active users showed a general decline from 2088 in March to 1310 by June.

Light Bike Flying Stunts by Quiet Games had a consistent pattern in downloads, with a peak of 245 in mid-June, while active users hovered around 150 for most of the quarter. The game generated minimal revenue, with only a $1 spike in mid-June.

Ultimate Motorcycle Simulator by Sir Studios saw a relatively steady download rate, fluctuating slightly and ending the quarter at 110. Revenue was modest, peaking at $34 in late May. Active users showed a slight decline, starting at 343 and ending at 252.

These insights into New Zealand's motorcycle gaming market for Android in Q2 2021 reveal varying levels of engagement and monetization across different games. For a deeper dive into these trends, more comprehensive data is available through Sensor Tower.