Top 5 Architecture Games Performance in Central America Q1 2022

Throughout the first quarter of 2022, the top 5 architecture games showcased varied performance trends in Central America. Below is an overview of their weekly downloads, revenue, and active user metrics.

Monument Valley from ustwo games experienced a steady decline in weekly downloads, starting from 170 in late December 2021 and reaching 69 by the end of February. However, downloads rebounded to 120 in late March. The game's weekly revenue fluctuated, peaking at $592 in late December and closing the quarter at $484. Weekly active users mirrored the download trend, with a low of 50 in late February but recovering to 101 by the end of March.

Construction Simulator 3 from astragon Entertainment GmbH saw a significant spike in weekly downloads, reaching 5.5K in early February before declining to 483 by the end of March. Weekly revenue peaked at $493 in late January but dropped to $320 by the quarter's end. The game maintained a robust weekly active user base, starting at 7.7K in late December 2021 and ending with 7.1K in late March.

Monument Valley 2 from ustwo games had relatively stable weekly revenue, hovering around $200 throughout the quarter, with a slight peak at $251 in late February. Weekly downloads were modest, starting at 89 in late December 2021 and fluctuating around 40-70 for most of Q1. Active user data was limited, but the available figures showed a decline to zero by mid-February.

Pocket Build from MoonBear LTD had a varied performance in weekly downloads, with a significant drop from 1.3K in late December 2021 to around 100-150 in March. Weekly revenue saw a notable peak at $166 in late March, up from $55 at the start of the quarter. Weekly active users decreased steadily from 1.5K in late December to 205 by the end of March.

LEGO® Tower from NimbleBit LLC maintained a consistent download rate, starting at 3.9K in late December 2021 and peaking at 4.9K in mid-March. Weekly revenue was relatively low, with a brief peak at $95 in late February before dropping to $7 by the end of March. The game sustained a strong weekly active user base, starting at 8.4K and peaking at 9K in early January, ending the quarter at 8.9K.

These insights are derived from Sensor Tower's data. For more detailed analytics and trends, visit Sensor Tower.