Top 5 Chibi Games on iOS in Kuwait Q3 2022

During the third quarter of 2022, the top 5 Chibi games on iOS in Kuwait showcased interesting trends in weekly downloads, revenue, and active users. Let's delve into the performance of these games, based on data from Sensor Tower.

Cut the Rope from ZeptoLab UK Limited experienced fluctuations in its weekly revenue, peaking at about $142 in mid-July and then seeing a gradual decline, closing the quarter at $54. Weekly downloads for the game saw an initial upward trend reaching 213 in mid-August before dropping significantly to 28 by the end of September. Active users also showed a declining trend from 500 at the start of the quarter to 244 by the end.

My Tamagotchi Forever by BANDAI NAMCO Entertainment Europe saw its highest weekly revenue in early July at $226, followed by a mix of highs and lows, ending the quarter at $31. The game had notable spikes in weekly downloads, peaking at 102 in mid-July and 94 in early September. Active users increased from 49 at the beginning of the quarter to 119 in mid-September before dropping to 74 by the end.

Om Nom: Run, another title from ZeptoLab UK Limited, showed a modest revenue pattern with peaks such as $68 in early August and $61 in early September, ending the quarter at $37. Weekly downloads were highest in early August at 90, with a significant drop to zero by the end of September. Active users for the game increased from 92 in late June to a peak of 144 in late August, before declining to 71 by the end of the quarter.

Monster Busters: Hexa Blast from PlayDog Soft Co., Ltd had a steady but low revenue stream, with its highest weekly revenue of $73 occurring in mid-August. The game did not record any downloads during the entire quarter, reflecting a stable but small user base.

Lastly, Pou by Zakeh Limited showed a relatively stable revenue pattern, peaking at $66 at the end of June and maintaining around $15-$25 for most of the quarter. The game recorded minimal downloads, with only two weeks showing any activity. Active users showed a gradual decline from 87 in late June to 35 by the end of September.

For more detailed insights and data, visit Sensor Tower.