Top 5 Educational Games on Unified Platform in Africa Q4 2021

In Q4 2021, the top five educational games on a unified platform in Africa showcased diverse trends in downloads, revenue, and active users, according to data from Sensor Tower.

Masha and the Bear Educational from DTC Lab saw weekly downloads fluctuate, starting at around 53K in late September and peaking at 71K in early October. By the end of December, downloads stabilized around 64K. The game’s revenue was minimal, achieving a peak of $16 in the first week of December. Active users ranged from 325K to 465K, ending the quarter at approximately 429K.

Truck games - build a house by GoKids! publishing had weekly downloads starting at 55K, peaking at 70K in early November, and ending the year at 57K. Revenue varied, hitting a high of $49 in early November. Active users were robust, maintaining around 750K to 800K, with a slight increase to 721K by the end of December.

Baby Panda's City from BabyBus showed significant growth in downloads, starting from a modest 680 in late September to a peak of 85K in mid-November, before settling at 35K by the end of December. Revenue saw a notable increase, reaching $80 in the third week of December. Active users grew from 2.4K in early October to around 117K in mid-November, ending the quarter at 63K.

My City: Apartment Dollhouse by My Town Games Ltd experienced a surge in downloads, starting from single digits to a peak of nearly 120K in early December, before dropping to 37K by the end of the month. Revenue remained low, with a peak of $15 in early November. Active users saw a dramatic increase from 7K in early November to 180K in early December, tapering off to 92K by the end of the year.

Lastly, Fashion Dress up girls games by GoKids! publishing maintained steady download numbers, starting at 36K and peaking at 50K by the end of December. Active users showed consistent growth from 80K in late September to 102K by the end of December.

For more detailed insights and data, visit Sensor Tower.