Top 5 Ultracasual Games Performance in New Zealand for Q2 2022

The ultracasual gaming sector in New Zealand saw varied performance among the top 5 games during Q2 2022. Data from Sensor Tower reveals insights into their weekly downloads, revenue, and active user trends.

Fill The Fridge! by Rollic Games experienced fluctuations in weekly revenue, peaking at around $365 in late March and dropping to approximately $133 by late May, before rebounding to $260 in early June. Weekly downloads showed a declining trend from 10.8K in late March to around 4.6K in early May, then gradually increased to 9.5K by late June. Weekly active users also exhibited a similar pattern, starting at 17.7K in late March, dipping to 13.4K in early May, and climbing to 21.6K by the end of June.

DIY Joystick from Crazy Labs saw its weekly downloads increase significantly from 263 in late March to a peak of 6K in mid-April, followed by a decline to around 1.4K by late June. Weekly active users mirrored this trend, rising from 283 in late March to 8.3K in mid-April, and then decreasing to approximately 5.9K by the end of June.

Bacon – The Game by Philipp Stollenmayer had a consistent decline in weekly downloads, starting at 2.2K in late March and falling to about 236 by late June. Its weekly active users followed suit, dropping from 5.1K in late March to 2.8K by the end of June.

Sponge Art from AI Games FZ showed steady weekly downloads, starting at 672 in late March and peaking at 1K by late June. Weekly active users grew from 2.6K in late March to 3.4K by the end of June. Revenue for this app was relatively low, with minor fluctuations, peaking at $27 in late March.

DIY Makeup from Crazy Labs had modest weekly downloads, beginning at 775 in late March and reaching a peak of 1K by late April, before stabilizing around 645 by the end of June. Weekly active users showed a downward trend from 2.6K in late March to 1.6K in mid-June, with a slight increase to 2.4K by the end of June.

For more detailed insights and data, visit Sensor Tower.