Top 5 Games Performance on Unified Platform in the US, Q1 2023

In Q1 2023, the top 5 gaming apps in the United States showcased diverse performance trends in terms of weekly revenue, downloads, and active users. Let's delve into the specifics for each of these popular titles.

Roblox saw a notable weekly revenue starting at approximately $13.6M in late December, which then declined to around $8.6M in the first week of January. Throughout the quarter, revenue remained fairly stable, fluctuating between $7.8M to $8.3M. Weekly downloads started strong at around 798K but experienced a downward trend, ending the quarter at 429K. Active users displayed a slight decline from 27.8M at the start of the quarter to 26.3M by the end.

Gardenscapes experienced a steady weekly revenue increase, starting at $3.2M in late December and peaking at $4.8M in early March. Weekly downloads saw a high of 505K in mid-January but decreased to around 347K by the end of March. Active users grew from 643K at the beginning of the quarter to 875K in early March, before slightly dropping to 842K at the end.

Royal Match had a consistent revenue flow, starting at $7.4M in late December and ending at $7.4M in late March. Weekly downloads remained steady, fluctuating between 297K to 396K, with a slight increase to 395K in mid-March. Active users showed a positive trend, rising from 788K at the beginning of the quarter to just over 1M by the end.

Attack Hole - Black Hole Games generated modest revenue, starting at $495 in early January and reaching around $28K by early March. Weekly downloads peaked at 538K in late January before declining to 371K by the end of March. Active users followed a similar trend, starting at 402K and peaking at 853K in late January, but dropping to 630K by the quarter's end.

Chess - Play & Learn maintained a stable weekly revenue, beginning at $374K in late December and hovering around $366K by the end of March. Weekly downloads showed a peak of 377K in late January before gradually decreasing to 201K by late March. Active users increased from 2.5M at the start of the quarter to a high of 3.5M in mid-February, ending at 3.3M by the end of March.

These insights, sourced from Sensor Tower, reflect the dynamic nature of the mobile gaming market in the US. For more detailed analytics and trends, visit Sensor Tower.