Top 5 Fidget Toys Games on Android in Germany for Q1 2023

In the first quarter of 2023, the top five fidget toys games on the Android platform in Germany showed varying performance metrics in terms of downloads, revenue, and active users. Below is a detailed breakdown of their performance, based on data from Sensor Tower.

Gear Clicker by Rollic Games exhibited a strong performance trend. The weekly revenue peaked in late January at approximately $1.3K and remained relatively stable around the $200-$800 range for the rest of the quarter. Weekly downloads started high at around 26.7K in late December but saw a gradual decline, ending the quarter with around 5.7K downloads. The app maintained a growing active user base, peaking at about 89.7K in mid-March.

Pixel Demolish, also published by Rollic Games, had a modest revenue trend, peaking at $250 in early January and fluctuating between $30 and $100 for the rest of the quarter. Weekly downloads showed a significant drop from 4.3K in late December to a low of 386 in early February, before modestly recovering to 899 by the end of March. Active users saw a decline from 34.4K in early January to around 17.5K by the end of the quarter.

Antistress - relaxation toys from JindoBlu demonstrated consistent performance. The weekly revenue remained relatively stable, hovering between $30 and $60 throughout the quarter. Weekly downloads started at 12.9K in late December, then experienced fluctuations, ending the quarter at around 8.6K. Active users consistently stayed around the 80K-90K mark, peaking at 91.7K in late December.

Automatoys by Idle Friday had a relatively lower performance. Revenue peaked at $29 in late December and saw minimal fluctuations, mostly staying below $20. Weekly downloads were low, starting at 341 in late December and dropping to 239 by the end of March.

Marble ASMR from Rollic Games showed modest activity. Revenue peaked at $59 in early January but dropped to $1 by the end of January. Weekly downloads followed a declining trend, starting at 2.9K in late December and ceasing altogether by the end of January. Active users also declined from 16.7K in late December to 7K by the end of March.

For more detailed insights and analytics, visit Sensor Tower.