AI Insights · Timothy · April 2022
Top 5 Low Poly Games in Mexico Q1 2022 Performance Analysis
Discover the performance trends of the top 5 low poly games in Mexico for Q1 2022, including weekly downloads, revenue, and active users.
Analyzing the performance of the top 5 low poly games in Mexico for Q1 2022 reveals fascinating trends in downloads, revenue, and active users. The data, sourced from Sensor Tower, offers insights into the popularity and financial success of these games.
Roblox showed strong performance throughout the quarter. Weekly revenue started at approximately $251K in late December, declining to around $169K by the end of January, and fluctuating between $168K and $215K for the rest of the quarter. Weekly downloads peaked at 350K in late January before gradually declining to 164K by the end of March. The game maintained a high level of weekly active users, starting at 5.4M and slightly decreasing to about 5M by the end of the quarter.
Art of War: Legions experienced varied trends. Weekly revenue fluctuated, starting at around $5.8K in late December, dropping to about $3.1K in early March, and ending the quarter at approximately $4.3K. Downloads also showed a downward trend, beginning at 7.2K and decreasing to 4.2K by the end of March. Weekly active users decreased from 87K to around 63K over the quarter.
Idle Lumber Empire - Wood Game saw a decline in weekly revenue, starting at around $2.6K in early January and ending at roughly $1K by the end of March. Weekly downloads fluctuated, peaking at 62.7K in late February and dropping to 41.6K by the end of March. Active users showed an overall decline from 118K in early January to about 84K in late March.
Albion Online had a stable but low revenue trend, starting at about $977 in late December and ending at $879 by the end of March. Weekly downloads showed a consistent decline from 10.8K in late December to approximately 3K by the end of March. Active users also decreased from 17K in early January to around 6.9K by the end of the quarter.
Island War: Raid had an interesting pattern in revenue, starting at $55 in late December, peaking at $1.2K in early January, and ending at around $743 by the end of March. Downloads spiked to 10.6K in early January but gradually decreased to 6.1K by the end of the quarter. Active users showed a similar trend, increasing from 1.5K in late December to a peak of 14.5K in late January, and then decreasing to about 9.9K by the end of March.
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