Top 5 City Building Games on iOS in Oceania Q2 2023

In Q2 2023, the city building game category on iOS in Oceania saw interesting trends. Here's a closer look at the top 5 games: SimCity BuildIt, The Simpsons™: Tapped Out, Merge County®, Trading Legend, and Trailer Park Boys Greasy Money.

SimCity BuildIt

SimCity BuildIt from Electronic Arts saw a fluctuating trend in weekly revenue, peaking at approximately $22K in mid-April and ending the quarter around $13K. Weekly downloads showed a general upward trend, starting at 1.4K in late March and reaching nearly 1.8K by the end of June. The number of active users remained relatively stable, hovering around 15.5K throughout the quarter.

The Simpsons™: Tapped Out

The Simpsons™: Tapped Out, another title from Electronic Arts, experienced a surge in weekly revenue, peaking at about $14.7K in mid-April. Downloads were steady, ranging between 944 and 1.3K per week, with a slight increase towards the end of the quarter. Active users were consistent, maintaining around 4K throughout the period.

Merge County®

Merge County® by Microfun Limited showed a steady increase in weekly revenue, peaking at approximately $9.5K in mid-June. Downloads saw a significant spike in late April, reaching 690, but generally ranged between 49 and 311 per week. Active users peaked at 2.3K in late April but fluctuated around 1.5K to 2K through the quarter.

Trading Legend

Trading Legend from BUILDING-BLOCKS NETWORK TECHNOLOGY CO., LIMITED had variable revenue, with a peak of about $4.5K in early April and ending the quarter around $2.2K. Downloads were minimal, with notable spikes in mid-April and early May. Active users increased from 658 in late March to a peak of 1.7K in mid-May, then gradually declined to 763 by the end of June.

Trailer Park Boys Greasy Money

Trailer Park Boys Greasy Money by Eastside Games saw a relatively stable revenue pattern, peaking at about $2.2K at the end of April and concluding the quarter with similar earnings. Downloads were low, with a peak of 496 in late April but generally below 100 per week. Active users peaked at 1.3K in late April but decreased to 763 by the end of June.

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