Top 5 Architecture Games in the UK in Q3 2021

In Q3 2021, the architecture games category saw varied performance across the top 5 apps in the United Kingdom. Here’s a detailed look at their weekly downloads, revenue, and active user trends.

Construction Set - Toys Puzzle from SayGames LTD experienced fluctuating weekly downloads, peaking at 12.1K in early July and settling around 6.9K by the end of September. Weekly revenue was relatively stable, reaching a high of approximately $321 in early July, then tapering off to around $126 by the end of the quarter. Active users varied, with a peak of 21K in early July, gradually decreasing to about 13.1K by the end of September.

Tower Craft 3D - Idle Building by AI Games FZ showed a significant decline in weekly downloads from 10.8K in late July to 3.6K by the end of September. Revenue followed a similar trend, starting at $136 in late June and ending at approximately $67. Active users also decreased, from 13.6K in late June to 8.3K by the end of September.

Idle Construction 3D from Green Panda Games maintained steady weekly downloads, ranging between 3.4K and 6.5K throughout the quarter. Weekly revenue remained stable as well, hovering around $224, with minor fluctuations. The app’s active user count saw a decrease from 11.2K in late June to 9.9K by the end of September.

NimbleBit LLC's LEGO® Tower had consistent weekly downloads, peaking at 2.8K in mid-August and maintaining around 2.2K by the end of September. Revenue was also stable, with a high of approximately $600 in mid-July, tapering to about $339 by the quarter’s end. Active users remained steady, fluctuating between 6.4K and 7.6K throughout Q3.

MoonBear LTD's Pocket Build saw weekly downloads ranging from 981 to 2.1K, with the highest number in late August. Revenue peaked at around $781 in late July and gradually decreased to approximately $453 by the end of September. Active users showed an upward trend, starting at 2.4K in late June and peaking at 2.6K in late August before settling at 1.9K by the end of September.

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