Top 5 Hypercasual Games in Chile for Q2 2023 on Unified Platform

In the second quarter of 2023, the hypercasual gaming market in Chile saw varying trends in downloads and active users for the top 5 games. Here’s a closer look at their performance, based on data from Sensor Tower.

Block Blast! by Hungry Studio experienced fluctuations in weekly downloads, peaking at approximately 42K in mid-May before dropping to around 19.6K in mid-June and then recovering to 31.8K by the end of June. Active users saw a steady increase from 114K in late March to over 170K in mid-May, before stabilizing around 159K by the end of the quarter.

Drawing Carnival from CrazyLabs LTD had a significant decline in weekly downloads from 45K in late March to a low of around 10.4K in mid-June, before slightly recovering to 18.6K by the end of June. Active users, however, showed an upward trend, rising from 47.3K in late March to nearly 127K by the end of June.

Going Balls by Supersonic Studios LTD maintained relatively stable weekly downloads, with notable peaks at about 25.6K in late April and 22.4K in late May. Active users saw a gradual increase from 100K in late March to approximately 127K by the end of May, stabilizing around 124K by the end of June. Weekly revenue for this game was modest, fluctuating between $82 and $171 throughout the quarter.

Save the Doge by WONDER GROUP had a notable increase in weekly downloads, peaking at 23.2K by the end of June. Active users also increased from 42.7K in late March to about 45.9K by the end of June. Revenue for this game saw a gradual rise, reaching up to $18 in late May.

Burger Please! by Supercent, Inc. saw a steady increase in downloads, peaking at approximately 26K by the end of June. Active users rose significantly from 36K in late March to over 105K by the end of June. Weekly revenue for this game varied, reaching up to $124 in late May.

These insights highlight the dynamic nature of the hypercasual gaming market in Chile. For more detailed analysis, visit Sensor Tower.