AI Insights · Timothy · April 2022
Top 5 Hybridcasual Games in the UK: Q1 2022 Performance
Discover the performance of the top 5 hybridcasual games in the UK during Q1 2022, including weekly revenue, downloads, and active user trends.
In the first quarter of 2022, the top 5 hybridcasual games in the United Kingdom showcased impressive performance metrics on a unified platform. Here's a detailed look at their weekly revenue, downloads, and active user trends.
Beatstar from Space Ape Ltd experienced fluctuations in its weekly revenue, peaking at approximately $139K in the final week of February. Weekly downloads saw a downward trend, starting from 56K in the first week of January and dropping to 27K by the end of March. Meanwhile, weekly active users remained relatively stable, hovering around 85K throughout the quarter.
Zen Match - Relaxing Puzzle by Moon Active saw its weekly revenue peak at $104K in the last week of December before gradually declining to around $69K by the end of March. Downloads also showed a downward trend, starting at 74K in late December and decreasing to 38K by the end of March. However, weekly active users remained strong, averaging around 300K but dipping slightly towards the end of the quarter.
Kingdom Guard: Tower Defense TD from TAP4FUN (HONGKONG) LIMITED had a relatively stable weekly revenue, peaking at $60K in early February and ending the quarter at around $53K. Weekly downloads were modest, averaging around 7K, with a slight increase towards the end of the quarter. Active users showed a consistent trend, maintaining around 15K throughout the period.
Rush Royale: Tower Defense TD by MY.GAMES B.V. saw its weekly revenue peak at $49K in late January, with a low of $32K in early March, before recovering to $46K by the end of March. Downloads fluctuated, with notable peaks at 13K in late March. Weekly active users saw a steady increase, starting at 45K in late December and reaching 59K by the end of March.
Idle Lumber Empire - Wood Game from AppQuantum Publishing Ltd had a peak revenue of $57K in late December, which gradually declined to around $21K by the end of March. Downloads saw a peak of 30K in late December, dropping to 17K by the end of March. Active users showed a similar trend, starting at 55K in early January and decreasing to 35K by the end of the quarter.
These insights are derived from Sensor Tower data, where more detailed analytics can be found.
