Top 5 Ultracasual Games in New Zealand: Q1 2023 Performance

In Q1 2023, the ultracasual gaming segment in New Zealand saw varied performance across the top 5 games, with data provided by Sensor Tower highlighting trends in downloads, revenue, and active users.

Balls'n Ropes from Rollic Games experienced fluctuations in weekly downloads, peaking at 2.6K in mid-February and ending the quarter with 1.3K. Revenue for the game showed a gradual increase, reaching around $60 in late February, while active users saw a significant rise, peaking at 5.3K in the same period before stabilizing around 4.2K by the end of March.

Fill The Fridge!, also by Rollic Games, maintained a steady download rate, with a notable increase to 1.6K in the last week of March. Revenue fluctuated but peaked at approximately $106 in mid-March. Active users remained relatively stable, averaging around 5.5K, with a peak of 6.1K in the first week of January.

Engine Pistons ASMR saw a decline in weekly downloads from 1.9K in mid-February to 431 by the end of March. Revenue for the game was modest, peaking at $36 in mid-March. Active users showed a significant drop from a peak of 5.1K in mid-February to 2.9K by the end of the quarter.

DIY Joystick from Crazy Labs had declining download numbers, starting at 1K in early January and ending with 437 in the last week of March. Despite having no revenue data, the game maintained a steady active user base, peaking at 8.8K in late January and stabilizing around 7.2K by the end of the quarter.

Antistress - Relaxing games by Moreno Maio saw a gradual decline in downloads from 1.1K in early January to 552 in the last week of March. Revenue peaked at $38 in the final week of March. Active users remained relatively stable, starting at 5.3K in early January and ending the quarter with 3.7K.

For more detailed insights and data on these and other ultracasual games, visit Sensor Tower.