AI Insights · Timothy · April 2023
Top 5 Drama Games in New Zealand Q1 2023
Explore the performance trends of the top 5 drama games in New Zealand during Q1 2023, including revenues, downloads, and active users.
The first quarter of 2023 saw interesting trends among the top drama games in New Zealand on a unified platform. Here’s a closer look at the performance of the top 5 drama games in this category.
Episode - Choose Your Story from Episode Interactive experienced a varied performance in weekly revenue, starting at around $7.8K in late December and peaking at $8.5K in the first week of January before gradually declining to approximately $4K by the end of March. Weekly downloads started at 2.3K and saw a decline to just over 1K by the end of the quarter. Meanwhile, weekly active users started at 5.1K and showed a downward trend, ending the quarter at around 3.2K.
Chapters: Interactive Stories by Crazy Maple Studio, Inc. had a relatively stable revenue performance, ranging from $2.1K to $3.2K throughout the quarter. Downloads were modest, starting at 114 and fluctuating slightly, ending at 151. Active users showed a positive trend, starting at 363 and increasing to 560 by the end of March.
Choices: Stories You Play from Pixelberry Studios saw weekly revenue vary between $2K and $3.6K, with a slight peak in March. Downloads remained steady but low, starting at 220 and concluding at 179. Active users started at 2.1K, fluctuating throughout the quarter, and finished at around 1.9K.
My Fantasy: Choose Your Story by TP Kiki LLC demonstrated a strong upward trend in revenue, beginning at $876 and climbing to about $2.5K by the end of March. Downloads also saw an increase, starting at 304 and ending at 1.4K. Active users followed a similar upward trend, starting at 1.3K and reaching 2.5K.
MeChat - Interactive Stories from PlayMe Studio had a fluctuating revenue performance, starting at $1.8K and ending at $912, with a peak of $2.1K in February. Downloads varied, beginning at 730 and ending at 380. Active users started at 1K and saw a decline, concluding at 767 by the end of March.
These insights are based on data from Sensor Tower, which provides more in-depth analysis and trends for mobile applications.
