Top 5 Chibi Games on iOS in New Zealand Q4 2021

In the fourth quarter of 2021, the top 5 Chibi games on the iOS platform in New Zealand showcased varying performance trends in terms of weekly revenue, downloads, and active users. Here’s a detailed look at how these apps fared during this period, based on data from Sensor Tower.

开心消消乐® had an intriguing revenue journey, starting at around $49 in late September and experiencing a peak of approximately $249 in the last week of October. Although the app saw fluctuations, it managed to maintain relatively high revenue figures, closing the year with around $75 in the final week of December. The app's active users showed a gradual decline from 40K in late September to about 30K by the end of December.

Pou experienced a steady increase in weekly revenue, beginning at $84 in late September and peaking at approximately $188 in the week of November 22. Despite some fluctuations, Pou ended December with revenue around $94. Downloads for Pou were minimal, with a slight spike to 8K in late November. Active users saw a general decline from 75K in late September to around 59K at the end of December.

Cut the Rope showed varying revenue trends, starting at $118 in late September and peaking at $182 in the final week of December. The app experienced notable fluctuations throughout the quarter, with some weeks seeing revenue as low as $24. Downloads showed a consistent pattern, with a peak of 895K at the beginning of the quarter and stabilizing around the 300K mark. Active users started at 1M in late September and saw a gradual decline, ending the quarter at around 620K.

Monster Busters: Hexa Blast maintained a relatively stable revenue throughout the quarter, with figures hovering around the $40 mark. The highest revenue recorded was $54 in mid-October. Unfortunately, there were no notable download figures for this app during the quarter, and active user data was not available.

My Tamagotchi Forever had a varied revenue performance, starting at $79 in late September and peaking at $125 in early November. The app’s revenue saw a significant drop to around $10 in the week of December 20. Downloads were modest, peaking at 39K in the final week of December. Active users started at 211K in late September, saw a decline to 124K by December 20, but ended the year at 161K.

These insights are based on data from Sensor Tower. For more detailed analysis and further insights, visit Sensor Tower’s website.