Top 5 3D Cartoon Games on Android in South America, Q1 2022

The first quarter of 2022 saw notable trends in weekly downloads, revenue, and active user numbers for the top 5 3D cartoon games on Android in South America. This data, sourced from Sensor Tower, highlights the performance of Stumble Guys, Subway Surfers, Clash Royale, Find the Alien, and Lords Mobile: Last Rise of Qin.

Stumble Guys from Scopely experienced a significant increase in weekly revenue, starting at around $78K and peaking at approximately $148K in the final week of February. Weekly downloads showed a peak in late January at about 1.08M, followed by a gradual decline, ending the quarter at approximately 741K. Active users saw a steady rise from 1.9M to a peak of about 4.2M at the end of February, followed by a slight decrease to around 3.8M by the end of March.

Subway Surfers by SYBO Games had a relatively stable performance in terms of weekly revenue, starting at $2.4K and ending at $5.3K. Weekly downloads fluctuated slightly but remained strong, peaking at approximately 774K in late March. Active users showed a consistent upward trend, beginning at 15M and reaching nearly 20.3M by the end of the quarter.

Clash Royale from Supercell saw weekly revenue peak at around $235K in early January, followed by a decline to approximately $95K by late March. Weekly downloads peaked at around 510K in early January and saw a resurgence to about 440K by the end of March. Active users decreased from 25.1M to around 20.7M over the quarter.

Find the Alien by MOONEE PUBLISHING LTD saw no revenue throughout the quarter. Weekly downloads showed a significant increase from approximately 297K to a peak of about 565K in mid-March. Active users also followed an upward trend, starting at 364K and reaching a peak of about 964K before settling at around 742K by the end of March.

Lords Mobile: Last Rise of Qin by IGG.COM experienced fluctuations in weekly revenue, starting at around $157K, peaking at $169K, and ending at approximately $117K. Weekly downloads peaked at about 451K in mid-January and saw a decline to around 290K by the end of March. Active users remained relatively stable, fluctuating around 700K to 800K throughout the quarter.

For more detailed insights and data, visit Sensor Tower.