Top 5 iOS Tabletop Board Games in Chile for Q1 2022

Throughout the first quarter of 2022, several tabletop board games made significant impacts on the iOS platform in Chile. Here’s a closer look at the performance metrics of the top 5 games: Ludo Club・Fun Dice Board Game, Chess - Play & Learn, Parchisi STAR, Ludo King, and Yalla Parchis.

Ludo Club・Fun Dice Board Game

Released by Moonfrog in 2017, this game experienced a robust quarter. Weekly revenue peaked at approximately $4.5K by the end of March, showing a consistent increase from $2.6K at the start of January. Downloads saw a high of 7.1K in mid-January, but gradually declined to around 4.5K by the end of March. Active users remained relatively stable, starting at 10.7K and peaking at 15K in early February before settling at around 11.9K.

Chess - Play & Learn

Chess.com’s app had a varied quarter. Revenue fluctuated, starting at $627 and peaking at $857 in early January, with a low of $203 mid-month. Downloads were steady, averaging around 800, with a notable spike to 1.5K in late February. Active users hovered around the 6.8K mark, showing slight increases towards the end of the quarter, reaching 7.1K.

Parchisi STAR

Gameberry Labs’ offering showed modest revenue, starting at $770 and ending the quarter at $374. Downloads were fairly consistent, with a slight decrease from 850 at the start to 483 by the end of March. Active users remained strong, starting at 14.5K and maintaining an average of around 13.4K throughout the quarter.

Ludo King

GAMETION GLOBAL TECHNOLOGIES PTE LIMITED’s game had a quiet quarter in terms of revenue, peaking at just $62 in late March. Downloads saw minor fluctuations, starting at 419 and ending at 357. Active users demonstrated a steady climb from 926 to 1.4K by the end of the quarter.

Yalla Parchis

Yalla Technology FZ-LLC’s game had an interesting quarter with a notable increase in revenue, peaking at $98 in early March. Downloads spiked dramatically to 470 in late February but dropped to just 30 by the end of March. Active users followed a similar pattern, peaking at 420 in late February before settling at 129 by the end of the quarter.

These insights are based on data from Sensor Tower. For more detailed analytics and trends, visit Sensor Tower’s website.