Top 5 Hypercasual Games on iOS in Australia Q4 2021

In Q4 2021, the top 5 hypercasual games on iOS in Australia exhibited diverse performance metrics in terms of weekly downloads, revenue, and active users, as per Sensor Tower data. Here’s a closer look at their performance:

Makeup Artist: Makeup Games from Beauty salon Studio saw revenue peaking mid-quarter, reaching around $3K in the week of November 15. Weekly downloads started at 7.3K in late September but showed a declining trend, dropping to 2.5K by the end of November. Active users mirrored this decline, starting at 14K in late September and ending the year at 4.1K.

Magic Slime: Antistress & ASMR by Finger Art Games experienced modest revenue fluctuations, peaking at $1.5K in mid-October. Weekly downloads remained relatively low, ranging from 96 to 265 throughout the quarter. Active users showed a slight decline, starting at 635 in late September and ending at 374 by the end of December.

Stone Miner from ZPLAY (HK) TECHNOLOGY CO., LIMITED saw an initial high in weekly downloads with 25K in late September, but this number gradually decreased to 4.5K by the end of December. Revenue peaked at $2.4K in late September and saw a steady decline, with a slight resurgence to $1.1K in the final week of December. Active users followed a similar trend, starting at 42K in late September and decreasing to 10K by the end of the year.

Suspects: Mobile Detective from Unsolved Studios Limited had a notable peak in revenue at $3K in the last week of December. Weekly downloads showed a significant increase towards the end of the quarter, from 105 in mid-December to 3.9K in the final week. Active users also saw a substantial rise, starting at 3.6K in late September and peaking at 6.6K by the end of December.

Cell Expansion Wars by MOBIRIX experienced varying revenue, peaking at $2K in mid-November. Weekly downloads remained minimal, with a high of just 18 in mid-December. Active users showed a gradual decline, starting at 109 in late September and ending at 63 by the end of December.

These insights are based on data from Sensor Tower, where more detailed analytics and trends can be explored.