Top 5 Hypercasual Games on Android in the US: Q1 2023

In Q1 2023, the top 5 hypercasual games on Android in the US demonstrated noteworthy trends in downloads, revenue, and active users. Here's a closer look at their performance throughout the quarter, with data sourced from Sensor Tower.

Tamagoo - 3D Slime Simulator from Vexuse saw an impressive increase in weekly revenue, peaking at approximately $14.2K in the week of March 20. Weekly downloads for the app surged mid-quarter, reaching around 17.5K in the week of February 20, while weekly active users climbed steadily from 10.7K at the beginning of the quarter to about 35.6K by the end of March.

Idle Brick Breaker by Tech Tree Games experienced a consistent rise in weekly revenue, peaking at approximately $7.8K in the final week of March. Weekly downloads showed a gradual increase early in the quarter, reaching around 5.2K in the week of January 30. The app's weekly active users also saw a steady climb, from 7.5K at the end of December to about 14.5K by the end of March.

Bricks and Balls-Brick Crusher by Tee Studio maintained a relatively stable weekly revenue, peaking at about $7.3K in the week of February 27. Weekly downloads fluctuated, with a notable peak of around 4.6K in the week of March 13. The app's weekly active users showed consistent engagement, starting at 34.5K and peaking at approximately 40K in mid-March.

Epic Slime - Fancy ASMR Slime from DiamondApp Entertainment saw a significant increase in weekly revenue, reaching a high of about $10.7K in the week of February 27. Weekly downloads peaked early in the quarter at around 4.6K in the week of January 2. The app's weekly active users remained robust, fluctuating between 40.1K and 43.5K throughout the quarter.

Breaker Fun - Rescue Adventure by Amazbit showed a peak in weekly revenue of approximately $8.4K in the week of January 2. Weekly downloads saw a notable increase mid-quarter, reaching around 4.4K in the week of March 6. The app's weekly active users remained strong, with a peak of about 54.4K in early January and maintaining a steady engagement around 40K towards the end of March.

For more insights and detailed data, visit Sensor Tower.