Top 5 Business Games on iOS in New Zealand: Q3 2022 Performance

The third quarter of 2022 saw varying performance trends for the top 5 business games on the iOS platform in New Zealand. Here's a detailed look at the weekly downloads, revenue, and active users for these popular apps.

Idle Office Tycoon-Money game from Chengdu Warrior Tech Limited experienced significant growth in weekly revenue, starting from a modest $5 at the beginning of the quarter and peaking at around $3.6K in early August. The app's weekly downloads also saw an upward trend, reaching a high of 1.6K in the first week of August. Weekly active users increased from 39 in mid-July to a peak of 1.8K in early August before stabilizing around 1K by the end of September.

Idle Lumber Empire - Wood Game by AppQuantum Publishing Ltd showed a relatively steady weekly revenue, fluctuating between $381 and $1K throughout the quarter. Weekly downloads were more volatile, with a notable dip to 56 in late July, followed by a recovery to 535 by mid-September. Active users ranged from 465 in early August to a peak of 1.3K at the end of June, before settling around 903 by the end of the quarter.

The Office: Somehow We Manage from Eastside Games had a varied revenue performance, starting at $164 in late June and peaking at $1.4K at the end of August. Weekly downloads were relatively low, fluctuating between 3 and 105 throughout the quarter. Active users saw a gradual decline from 395 in late June to 164 by the end of September.

Grand Hotel Mania: Management by MY.GAMES B.V. maintained a stable weekly revenue, mostly staying within the $171 to $546 range. Weekly downloads were minimal, with a peak of 25 in late June and late September. The app's active users steadily decreased from 248 in late June to 130 by the end of the quarter.

Hotel Frenzy: Design Makeover from TECHVISION PTE. LTD. saw consistent weekly revenue, ranging from $161 to $420. Weekly downloads peaked at 157 in early August but remained below 130 for most of the quarter. Active users showed a declining trend, starting at 386 in late June and dropping to 191 by the end of September.

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