Top 5 Hypercasual Games in Africa for Q4 2021

In Q4 2021, the top 5 hypercasual games in Africa demonstrated various trends in downloads, revenue, and active users. Here’s a detailed look at the performance metrics for these games, as sourced from Sensor Tower.

Bus Simulator : Ultimate showed a steady weekly revenue, peaking at $773 in early October. Weekly downloads initially decreased from approximately 43K to 22K by late November but saw an upward trend towards the end of December, reaching 31K. Active users fluctuated around 200K, with a peak of 243K in mid-October before stabilizing around 205K by the end of the quarter.

Makeup Artist: Makeup Games experienced a significant drop in weekly revenue, starting at $669 and ending at just $48 by the last week of December. Downloads also fluctuated, starting off strong at 11K, dipping mid-quarter, and then recovering to around 10K by the end of December. Active users saw a peak of 49K at the beginning but dropped to around 30K by the end of the period.

Magic Slime: Antistress & ASMR maintained a relatively consistent weekly revenue, peaking at $512 in mid-November. However, downloads remained low throughout the quarter, with a slight increase from single digits to 41 by the end of December. Active users showed minimal fluctuation, with a notable peak of 70 users in the last week of December.

Car Driving Simulator 2021 saw a stable weekly revenue, peaking at $457 in mid-October before tapering off to $210 by the end of the quarter. Downloads were consistent, averaging around 2.3K to 2.6K weekly. Active users hovered around 2K, with a slight increase towards the end of December.

Dots & Co: A Puzzle Adventure had a significant spike in weekly revenue in late November, reaching $998. Weekly downloads saw a gradual increase from 11 to 113 by the end of December. Active users remained relatively stable, averaging around 1.5K throughout the quarter.

For more detailed insights and data, visit Sensor Tower.