AI Insights · Timothy · January 2023
Top 5 Hypercasual Games in the US - Q4 2022 Performance
Explore the performance trends of the top 5 hypercasual games in the United States during Q4 2022, based on data from Sensor Tower.
The final quarter of 2022 saw significant activity in the hypercasual games segment on a unified platform in the United States. Here’s a closer look at the performance of the top 5 games: Tap Away 3D, Makeover Studio: Makeup Games, Parking Jam 3D, Going Balls, and Fade Master 3D: Barber Shop.
Tap Away 3D from Popcore GmbH saw a notable increase in weekly revenue, starting at around $0.8K at the end of September and peaking at approximately $12K in the last week of December. Weekly downloads spiked in November, reaching around 330K, while weekly active users climbed steadily from 348K to nearly 684K by the end of the quarter.
Makeover Studio: Makeup Games by LIHAO TECH CO., LIMITED showed impressive growth in weekly revenue, starting from $9.9K in mid-November and rising to about $25.7K by the end of December. Weekly downloads saw a significant increase, peaking at 485K in the week of November 21. Active users also surged, starting from 109K at the end of September and reaching over 1.55M by the end of December.
Parking Jam 3D, another title from Popcore GmbH, had a steady performance in terms of weekly revenue, which fluctuated between $9.7K and $22.4K throughout the quarter. Weekly downloads reached their highest at around 309K in the last week of December. Active users increased from approximately 314K to 388K during the same period.
Going Balls by SUPERSONIC STUDIOS LTD had a consistent weekly revenue trend, peaking at $2.5K in the final week of December. Weekly downloads fluctuated, with the highest being about 343K in the last week of December. The game maintained a robust active user base, starting at 508K and capping at 665K by the end of the quarter.
Fade Master 3D: Barber Shop from ALICTUS YAZILIM A.S. had no reported revenue but saw substantial download numbers, peaking at 450K at the end of October. Weekly active users grew significantly, starting from 358 in late September and reaching 860K by the end of December.
For more detailed insights and data, visit Sensor Tower.
