Top 5 Business Games on Android in Venezuela Q2 2023

In Q2 2023, the top 5 business games on the Android platform in Venezuela showcased interesting trends in downloads, revenue, and active users. This data, provided by Sensor Tower, offers a detailed look at their performance.

Flow Legends: Pipe Games from CASUAL AZUR GAMES saw a noticeable fluctuation in weekly downloads. Starting strong with 25K downloads in late March, it dipped to 8K by mid-April and then hovered around 9K before gradually declining to 6K by the end of June. Revenue for this game remained relatively stable, with minor peaks in mid-May reaching up to $2. Weekly active users saw a peak of 101K in early April, followed by a consistent decline to 24K by the end of the quarter.

Rich Inc. Business & Idle Life by IDSIGames had a slow start with minimal downloads until mid-May. However, a significant spike was observed in June, peaking at 15.7K downloads. Revenue saw a minor increase only in mid-June, reaching $1. Active users followed a similar trend, starting from nearly zero and rising sharply to 19K by mid-June.

Hoarding and Cleaning from FTY LLC. exhibited a stable download pattern, with minor fluctuations around 2K from March to mid-May. However, downloads dropped significantly to 475 in mid-June and further to 356 by the end of the month. Active users showed a steady rise, peaking at 6.3K in mid-June before falling to 4.2K by the end of the quarter.

Idle Lumber Empire by AppQuantum experienced an interesting trend in weekly downloads. Starting with 1.9K in late March, it saw a decline to below 1K for most of the quarter before a sharp increase to 4.8K by the end of June. Revenue remained modest, with occasional spikes reaching up to $4. Active users fluctuated but eventually rose from 7.9K in late March to 7.9K again by the end of June, after seeing mid-quarter lows.

Hotel Frenzy: Save The Doge from Casual Joy Games had a volatile download pattern, peaking at 4.5K in mid-April before dropping to negligible numbers by June. Active users followed a similar trend, peaking at 6K in mid-April and then steadily declining to 568 by the end of June.

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