Top 5 3D Cartoon Games on Android in the US: Q1 2022

In the first quarter of 2022, the top 5 3D Cartoon Games on Android in the United States showcased varied performance metrics in terms of weekly downloads, revenue, and active users. Here, we delve into the specifics of each game's performance, using data from Sensor Tower.

Subway Surfers from SYBO Games saw a notable increase in weekly downloads, rising from approximately 85K in late January to over 121K by the end of March. Weekly revenue for the game exhibited a similar upward trend, peaking at around $20K in late March. Active users also grew steadily, starting at about 1.5M at the beginning of January and reaching over 2M by the end of the quarter.

Fishdom by Playrix experienced consistent weekly revenue, fluctuating around the $1M mark with a peak of approximately $1.3M in late March. Weekly downloads saw a significant rise from about 38K at the beginning of January to over 125K in mid-March. Active users followed a similar trend, increasing from around 250K to over 350K by the end of March.

Find the Alien from MOONEE PUBLISHING LTD had a strong start with weekly downloads peaking at around 116K in late December. Although there was a dip in early January, downloads picked up again, reaching approximately 108K by late February. Active users mirrored this pattern, starting at about 200K and peaking at over 205K in early March.

Parking Jam 3D by Popcore Games showed a steady decline in weekly downloads from approximately 117K in early January to around 42K by the end of March. Despite this, weekly revenue remained relatively stable, hovering around the $1.5K mark throughout the quarter. Active users also saw a decline, starting at about 150K and decreasing to approximately 75K by the end of March.

My Talking Angela 2 from Outfit7 Limited had fluctuating weekly downloads, starting at around 104K in late December and ending at approximately 59K by the end of March. Weekly revenue saw a slight decline from about $7.5K in late December to around $4.5K by the end of March. Active users remained relatively stable, around the 190K mark at the beginning of the quarter and slightly decreasing to about 175K by the end of March.

These insights are based on data from Sensor Tower, where more detailed information can be found. The performance of these games highlights the dynamic nature of the mobile gaming market, with varying trends in downloads, revenue, and active users throughout the first quarter of 2022.