Top 5 Idler Games on Android in Egypt Q2 2023

During the second quarter of 2023, the idler game category on the Android platform in Egypt saw some notable trends. Here’s a closer look at the performance metrics of the top 5 idler games: Burger Please!, My Mini Mart, Eatventure, Hoarding and Cleaning, and Idle Lumber Empire.

Burger Please!, developed by Supercent, Inc., showed a significant but fluctuating trend in weekly downloads. Starting strong with 93K downloads in late March, it saw a decline to 43K by the end of June. The weekly active users (WAU) for the app increased steadily, starting at 168K and peaking at 295K in the last week of June. Revenue remained almost non-existent throughout the quarter, with a minor uptick of $5 in the final week.

My Mini Mart by Supersonic Studios LTD experienced a moderate increase in weekly downloads mid-quarter, peaking at 41K in early April before stabilizing around 20K by the end of June. The WAU showed a similar pattern, starting at 118K, peaking at 135K in early April, and then gradually declining to 96K. Revenue for this game was sporadic, with a peak of $53 in late May.

Eatventure, from Lessmore UG, saw consistent weekly revenue, hovering around $50-$100, with a peak of $124 in late May. Downloads fluctuated, starting at 29K in late March and dropping to 8K by the end of June. WAU remained relatively stable, ranging between 32K and 38K throughout the quarter.

Hoarding and Cleaning, developed by FTY LLC., exhibited a significant surge in downloads, especially in late April with 78K downloads. However, this number eventually declined to around 13K by the end of June. WAU followed a similar trend, peaking at 105K in early May and then stabilizing around 60K towards the end of June. Revenue for this game was not reported during the period.

Idle Lumber Empire by AppQuantum showed a steady increase in revenue, peaking at $305 in late May and $299 in late June. Downloads also saw a significant rise, from 19K in late March to nearly 60K by the end of June. WAU mirrored this trend, starting at 41K and reaching an impressive 106K in the final week of June.

These insights are based on data from Sensor Tower. For a more detailed analysis, visit Sensor Tower for comprehensive app performance metrics.