Top 5 Hypercasual Games in Russia, Q3 2022

In Q3 2022, the hypercasual gaming market in Russia saw notable activity across both iOS and Android platforms. Here’s a detailed look at the performance of the top 5 hypercasual games, based on data from Sensor Tower.

Going Balls from Supersonic Studios LTD showed a strong presence with weekly downloads peaking at around 135K during mid-July. The game maintained weekly downloads above 100K throughout the quarter. Revenue fluctuated slightly, peaking at $107 in mid-July and stabilizing around $70-$90 in subsequent weeks. Weekly active users started at approximately 1.4M, slightly dipping to just over 1.1M by the end of September.

Russian Car Crash Simulator from SevenGears Games experienced a significant surge in weekly downloads in July, reaching up to 297K in early August. However, downloads saw a downward trend, dropping to around 35K by the end of September. Active users followed a similar pattern, peaking at over 600K in early August before declining to approximately 174K by the end of the quarter.

State Connect: Traffic Control by CASUAL AZUR GAMES demonstrated strong weekly downloads in July, with a peak of 206K. Downloads decreased significantly to about 30K by the end of September. Revenue saw a peak of $327 in mid-July but gradually declined to around $46 by the end of the quarter. Active users were highest in late July at approximately 317K, decreasing to around 87K by the end of September.

Antistress - relaxation toys from JindoBlu maintained consistent weekly downloads, peaking at 177K in mid-July and stabilizing around 87K towards the end of the quarter. Revenue remained steady, averaging around $50 each week. Active users peaked at approximately 1.3M in late July but saw a gradual decline to around 912K by the end of September.

Dancing Hair by TINYMAX HONGKONG LIMITED experienced a notable increase in weekly downloads, hitting a peak of 177K in mid-July. Although downloads decreased to around 86K by the end of September, the number of active users remained robust, peaking at about 373K in mid-August and ending the quarter with over 336K. Revenue for this game was negligible, with a peak of $6 in the final week of September.

For more insights and detailed data, visit Sensor Tower.