Top NFT Games Performance in Kenya for Q2 2021

The second quarter of 2021 saw varied performance among the top NFT games in Kenya on a unified platform, according to data from Sensor Tower. Here's a closer look at the trends in weekly downloads, revenue, and active users for these leading applications.

IMVU: Social Chat & Avatar app experienced fluctuations in both downloads and revenue. Weekly downloads peaked at 549 in late March but saw a general downward trend, ending the quarter at around 160. Revenue also showed inconsistency, starting at $79 in late March and dropping to $19 by the end of June. The number of weekly active users followed a similar pattern, starting at 1.6K and decreasing to around 990 by the end of the quarter.

Trivians had a significant spike in downloads in mid-April, reaching over 1K, before declining sharply to single digits by the end of June. Revenue for Trivians was sporadic, peaking at $24 in late May but often hitting zero in other weeks. Active users saw an increase from 1K in late March to a high of 2K in mid-April, then stabilized around 1K for the remainder of the quarter.

Upland - Real Estate Simulator had minimal activity in terms of downloads and revenue. Downloads were virtually non-existent throughout the quarter, with only a few instances in June. Revenue peaked at $23 in mid-April but was zero for most weeks.

Highrise: Avatar, Chat & Games had very low download numbers, peaking at just 8 in early April. Revenue followed a similar trend, with minor peaks of $6 in late March and $12 in late May, but zero in most weeks.

Splinterlands showed minimal activity in the last two weeks of June, with revenue reaching $6 in the third week and dropping to $2 in the final week. There were no significant download numbers or active user data available for this period.

For more detailed insights and data, visit Sensor Tower.