Top 5 Ultracasual Games Performance in Australia Q3 2022

In Q3 2022, the top ultracasual games in Australia presented notable trends in their performance metrics, as data from Sensor Tower reveals.

Fill The Fridge! from Rollic Games experienced a steady decline in weekly revenue, starting at approximately $1.2K at the end of June and dropping to around $570 by the end of September. Weekly downloads also decreased significantly from 43.7K to 10.6K over the same period, while weekly active users fell from 101.6K to 48.7K.

DIY Joystick by Crazy Labs saw low download numbers throughout the quarter, starting at 11.4K in late June and ending with 7K in late September. Its weekly active users remained relatively stable, fluctuating around 30K to 40K, peaking at 41K in the final week.

Draw it from Kwalee Ltd had modest weekly revenue, peaking at around $95 in mid-July and generally hovering around $60-$80 thereafter. Download trends were inconsistent, starting at 6.9K in late June, dropping to 2K in mid-August, and spiking to 6.8K in mid-September. Active users showed a similar pattern, starting at 10.9K, dipping to 4.3K, and then rising back to 10.9K by mid-September.

Pop It Fidget - AntiStress maintained a steady download rate, starting at 3.6K in late June and ending at 2.1K in late September. The app's weekly active users showed some fluctuation but remained within the range of 7.1K to 8.2K over the quarter.

Soap Cutting from Crazy Labs had consistent weekly download numbers, starting at 3.3K in late June and ending at 3.5K in late September, with a notable peak at 4.9K in mid-September. The app's weekly active users began at 8.9K and reached a peak of 10.3K in mid-September before slightly decreasing to 8.9K by the end of the month.

These insights into the performance of the top ultracasual games in Australia for Q3 2022 are based on data from Sensor Tower. For more detailed analytics and trends, visit Sensor Tower's platform.