Top 5 Dragon Games on Android in Oceania Q3 2021

In the third quarter of 2021, the top dragon-themed games on the Android platform in Oceania exhibited varied performance trends in terms of weekly downloads, revenue, and active users. Here’s a detailed look at how each of these games fared.

Frost & Flame: King of Avalon saw a stable increase in weekly revenue, peaking at around $42K in late July and maintaining a consistent trend throughout the quarter. Weekly downloads fluctuated, with a peak of approximately 1.7K in early September, while weekly active users ranged from about 18.3K at the start of the quarter, dipping to approximately 14.5K by the end of September.

Merge Dragons! from Zynga demonstrated a steady revenue stream, peaking at about $38K in early July and again in late August. The download numbers showed a decline early in the quarter but picked up towards the end, reaching around 1.2K in late September. Active users hovered around 31K at the beginning, with a slight dip, then stabilizing around 26K by the end of the quarter.

Dragon City: Mobile Adventure maintained relatively stable weekly revenue, peaking at about $18.5K in the final week of September. The game saw consistent weekly downloads, with a peak of approximately 4K in early September. Active users remained robust, starting at around 60K and peaking at approximately 66K in early August before declining to about 50K by the end of September.

Dragonscapes Adventure experienced a steady revenue flow, peaking at around $19K in late July. Weekly downloads fluctuated, with a peak of approximately 2.2K in mid-August, while active users ranged from about 11.6K at the start of the quarter, peaking at around 12.8K in late August, and ending at approximately 12K by late September.

War Dragons showed a variable revenue trend, peaking at around $5.3K in late August. Downloads saw a significant increase towards the end of the quarter, peaking at about 1.3K in mid-September. Active users started at around 560, peaking at approximately 1.4K by the end of September.

These insights were derived from Sensor Tower’s data. For more detailed information and further insights, visit Sensor Tower.