Top 5 Hypercasual Games Performance on Unified Platform in New Zealand, Q3 2021

In Q3 2021, the top 5 hypercasual games in New Zealand exhibited diverse trends in weekly downloads, revenue, and active users, according to data from Sensor Tower.

Count Masters: Crowd Runner 3D by Freeplay LLC saw its weekly revenue fluctuate, peaking at around $92 in mid-August. Weekly downloads experienced a notable decline, dropping from 21.5K in late June to just over 3.7K by the end of September. The app's active users also showed a declining trend, decreasing from 43.5K in late June to approximately 16.7K by the end of Q3.

Text or Die from Rollic Games saw an impressive rise in weekly revenue, reaching $118 in early September. Weekly downloads surged significantly, peaking at around 17.7K in the last week of August. Active users followed a similar upward trajectory, reaching a high of approximately 29K in early September before slightly declining to around 22.5K by the end of the quarter.

Another game from Rollic Games, Arrow Fest, showed a peak in weekly revenue at $140 in mid-August. Downloads spiked at nearly 10K in early August but gradually decreased to just over 2K by the end of September. The app's active users reached a high of about 13.7K in early August, showing a steady decline to approximately 5.7K by the end of Q3.

Bridge Race by Supersonic Studios maintained relatively stable weekly revenue, peaking at $174 in late June. Weekly downloads fluctuated but generally declined from around 5.5K in late June to approximately 3.1K by the end of September. Active users saw a slight decrease from 19.2K in late June to about 13.7K by the end of the quarter.

Lastly, Fidget Trading 3D- Toy Collect by MagicLab experienced a decline in weekly downloads from around 14.9K in early July to just over 400 by the end of September. Active users dropped from 20.5K in early July to around 1.8K by the end of Q3.

For more detailed insights on the performance of these and other apps, visit Sensor Tower.