AI Insights · Timothy · July 2022
Top 5 City Building Games in Italy Q2 2022 Performance Review
Discover the performance trends of the top 5 city building games in Italy for Q2 2022, featuring insights on downloads, revenue, and active users.
During the second quarter of 2022, the top 5 city building games in Italy showcased varied performance trends across downloads, revenue, and active users. Here’s a detailed look at how each game fared, based on data from Sensor Tower.
Global City: Building Games from MY.GAMES B.V. saw a mixed performance. Weekly revenue peaked at approximately $5.7K in late April but experienced a decline towards the end of the quarter, dropping to around $2.7K in the last week of June. Weekly downloads fluctuated, starting strong at 10.3K in late March and then stabilizing around 3.8K by the end of June. Active users also showed a decline from 12.3K in late March to 7.9K by the end of June.
SimCity BuildIt by Electronic Arts demonstrated a relatively stable performance. The game’s weekly revenue reached its highest point at approximately $10K in mid-April but gradually decreased to around $5.2K by the end of June. Weekly downloads showed a consistent decrease from 5.9K in late March to 2.5K by the end of June. Active users remained above 60K for most of the quarter, peaking at 69.2K in mid-April.
Nvizzio Creations' MONOPOLY Tycoon had a steady but modest performance. Weekly revenue showed minor fluctuations, peaking at approximately $319 in early May. The game’s weekly downloads peaked at 5.2K in late May, with active users reaching a high of 9.3K in the same period.
The Simpsons™: Tapped Out, another title from Electronic Arts, experienced varied trends. The game’s weekly revenue saw a high of approximately $5.9K in late March but declined to around $2.4K by the end of June. Weekly downloads were relatively stable, peaking at 4.3K in mid-April. Active users hovered around 65K, with a slight decrease towards the end of the quarter.
Finally, State Connect: Traffic Control by AI Games FZ showed a decline across most metrics. Weekly revenue peaked at around $217 in late April but dropped to approximately $54 by the end of June. Downloads and active users also saw a significant decrease, with weekly downloads falling from 5.9K in late March to around 736 by the end of June, and active users dropping from 12.8K to 2.9K in the same period.
For more detailed insights and comprehensive data, visit Sensor Tower.
