AI Insights · Timothy · January 2023
Top 5 Subscription Games on Android in the US - Q4 2022
Explore the performance of the top 5 subscription games on the Android platform in the United States for Q4 2022. Discover trends in weekly downloads, active users, and more.
The fourth quarter of 2022 saw intriguing trends in the performance of the top 5 subscription games on the Android platform in the United States. Here’s a detailed look into the weekly downloads and active users for these games, based on data from Sensor Tower.
Hearts: Card Game from MobilityWare showed a dynamic pattern in weekly downloads, starting at around 7K at the end of September and peaking at nearly 10K in mid-October. However, the downloads trailed off towards the end of the quarter, dipping to about 5.6K by the last week of December. Weekly active users displayed a steady increase initially, from approximately 54.9K at the start of the quarter to a peak of 64K in mid-December, before settling at around 59K by the end of the year.
SpongeBob: Get Cooking from Netflix, Inc. experienced a significant drop in weekly downloads after its launch, starting strong at 10.5K but falling to around 2.4K by the end of October. There was a modest recovery towards the end of the quarter, with downloads climbing back to about 4.8K in the last week of December. The game's weekly active users saw a consistent upward trend, growing from 10.3K at launch to approximately 25.9K by the end of December.
Stranger Things: Puzzle Tales, also from Netflix, Inc., had a notable start with 10.3K downloads in its launch week in early November. However, the downloads declined steadily, reaching around 2.7K by the end of December.
Nailed It! Baking Bash, another title from Netflix, Inc., had modest weekly downloads, peaking at 4.4K in the second week of October before stabilizing around the 2K mark for the rest of the quarter.
THTH: Love Is a Game NETFLIX launched in early December and saw a steady rise in weekly downloads, starting at 6.3K and reaching 8.9K by mid-December. Weekly active users also increased significantly, from 5.8K in the first week to around 16.9K by the end of December.
For more detailed insights and comprehensive data on these games, visit Sensor Tower.
