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

In the first quarter of 2023, the ultracasual gaming landscape on Android in the United States saw significant activity. Here, we break down the performance of the top 5 ultracasual games: Slice Masters: ASMR Game, Pixel Demolish, Antistress - relaxation toys, Balls'n Ropes, and Diamond Painting ASMR Coloring. The data comes from Sensor Tower, and more insights can be found there.

Slice Masters: ASMR Game from HYPERHUG saw a notable rise in weekly revenue, peaking at around $7.7K in the final week of February. Weekly downloads reached a high of approximately 52K at the end of January, while its weekly active users grew steadily, hitting nearly 183K by the end of March.

Pixel Demolish from Rollic Games experienced a relatively stable weekly revenue, fluctuating around the $400-$500 mark. Weekly downloads saw a dip early in the quarter, bottoming out at around 4.6K at the end of February, but rebounded to about 8K by the end of March. Weekly active users showed a gradual decline, starting from 126K and settling at around 81K.

Antistress - relaxation toys by JindoBlu had a steady weekly revenue, hovering between $360 and $550. Weekly downloads showed a slight decline, starting at approximately 53K and ending at around 30K. Weekly active users also decreased, from 106K at the start of the quarter to about 82K by the end of March.

Balls'n Ropes, another title from Rollic Games, saw a gradual increase in weekly revenue, peaking at around $815 in early March. Weekly downloads reached their zenith at roughly 90K in early February before gradually decreasing to around 38K by the end of March. The game maintained a high level of weekly active users, peaking at approximately 181K in late February and stabilizing around 167K by the end of the quarter.

Diamond Painting ASMR Coloring from CrazyLabs LTD had a relatively stable weekly revenue, staying within the $280-$420 range. Weekly downloads showed a downward trend, starting at around 16K and ending at roughly 4.4K. Weekly active users followed a similar trend, starting at 30K and decreasing to about 11K by the end of March.

These insights reflect the dynamic nature of the ultracasual gaming market on Android in the US. For more detailed insights and data, visit Sensor Tower.