Top 5 Chibi Games on iOS in Central America - Q4 2021

Chibi games have carved out a niche in the mobile gaming market, and their performance in Central America during the fourth quarter of 2021 offers some intriguing insights. Here’s a closer look at the top 5 Chibi games on the iOS platform, based on data from Sensor Tower.

Cut the Rope saw a fluctuating trend in weekly downloads, starting from 3.3K in late September and peaking at 6.4K by the end of December. Its weekly revenue varied, with a high of approximately $471 in early October and a dip to $211 mid-month. The game maintained a stable base of active users, starting at 7.1K and reaching 10.7K by the end of the quarter.

Fireboy and Watergirl: Online experienced a steady download rate, with numbers ranging from 1.9K to 3.1K throughout the quarter. Revenue remained low, with occasional spikes like $31 in late September and $27 in early November. Active users hovered around 25K to 27K, showing consistent engagement.

Jibi Land : Princess Castle had modest weekly downloads, fluctuating between 564 and 1.5K. The game’s revenue showed a gradual increase, peaking at $131 in mid-December. Active users saw a slight decline, starting at 2.1K in late September and settling at around 1.4K by the end of December.

Resortopia displayed a notable increase in downloads after its release, peaking at 3.1K in late November before tapering off to 550 by the end of the year. Revenue remained low but peaked at $89 in mid-December. Active users grew from 466 in mid-November to 2K by late December, indicating growing interest.

Om Nom: Run had a stable download rate, maintaining around 600 to 800 downloads per week. Revenue was steady with minor fluctuations, peaking at $278 in late October. The game’s active users remained consistent, averaging around 3K throughout the quarter.

These trends highlight the varying levels of engagement and revenue that Chibi games can achieve in the Central American market. For more detailed insights and data, visit Sensor Tower.