Top 5 Chibi Games Performance in the UK Q1 2022

In Q1 2022, the top 5 Chibi games in the United Kingdom demonstrated diverse performance trends across weekly revenue, downloads, and active users. Here’s a detailed breakdown of each game’s metrics:

Dreamland Story: Match 3 from Remi Vision saw fluctuations in weekly revenue. Starting at around $1.3K at the end of December, revenue peaked at $1.8K in mid-January and showed a mix of highs and lows throughout the quarter, ending March with approximately $1.5K.

Pocket Love! by HyperBeard Inc. experienced significant variations in weekly revenue, beginning February with $3.8K and peaking at over $4.1K in mid-February. The revenue then dropped to around $1.5K and rose again to $2.2K by the end of March. Weekly downloads started strong at 59.2K in early February, then declined to about 15.2K mid-month. By the end of March, downloads stabilized around 18K. Active users saw an initial increase from 55.7K to 62.7K, followed by a decline to 33.3K, and then fluctuated around 50K.

Monster Busters: Hexa Blast from PlayDog Soft Co., Ltd maintained relatively stable weekly revenue, starting at $1.1K and reaching a high of $1.7K at the end of January. The revenue then varied slightly, ending March at about $1K. Weekly downloads were minimal, peaking at 42 in mid-January and ending the quarter with just 8. Active users remained steady, fluctuating between 77 and 97 throughout the quarter.

Cut the Rope by ZeptoLab UK Limited showed varied revenue trends, starting at $1K at the end of December, dipping to $677 in mid-January, and peaking at $1.2K by the end of February. Downloads started high at 8.6K, dropped to around 5K in mid-January, and remained stable around 6K for the rest of the quarter. Active users also saw a decrease from 26.2K to about 19.9K.

Pou from Zakeh Limited displayed steady performance in revenue, starting at $795, peaking at $1.1K in early February, and ending March with a similar peak. Weekly downloads showed a consistent upward trend, starting at 3.2K at the end of December and reaching 4.8K by the end of March. Active users remained robust, fluctuating slightly but maintaining around 110K to 116K throughout the quarter.

These insights are based on data from Sensor Tower, where more detailed analytics and trends can be explored.