Top 5 Hypercasual Games in New Zealand Q2 2023

In Q2 2023, the hypercasual gaming market in New Zealand showcased strong performances from five key titles. Data from Sensor Tower provides insights into the weekly downloads, revenue, and active user trends for these games on a unified platform.

Block Blast！ from Hungry Studio maintained a steady weekly download rate, peaking at 6.4K in the first week of May. Active users showed a consistent upward trend, reaching approximately 30.5K mid-May, and then fluctuating around 26K to 27K towards the end of June.

Attack Hole - Black Hole Games by HOMA GAMES experienced a gradual increase in weekly revenue, peaking at $167 in late May. Weekly downloads varied, with a high of 3.9K in late March and a consistent range around 3.2K to 3.6K in June. Active users saw a substantial increase, rising from 9.4K in late March to over 18K by the end of June.

Tap Away 3D from Popcore GmbH had fluctuating weekly downloads, peaking at 4.6K mid-April and then declining to around 1.9K by late June. Revenue trends were varied, with a peak of $121 in mid-May. Active users showed a decline, starting at 14.4K in late March and dropping to around 9.7K by the end of June.

Bridge Race by SUPERSONIC STUDIOS LTD saw an increase in weekly downloads, reaching 3.8K in early April and maintaining a range of 2.8K to 3.5K towards the end of the quarter. Revenue reached a high of $205 in early May. Active users increased from 8.6K in late March to 13.5K by mid-June.

Going Balls, also from SUPERSONIC STUDIOS LTD, exhibited steady weekly download numbers, peaking at 3K in late May. Revenue showed stability, with a peak of $202 in early April. Active users remained strong, with numbers fluctuating around 14K to 16K throughout the quarter.

For more detailed insights and data on the performance of these hypercasual games, visit Sensor Tower.