Top 5 Otome Games in Nigeria Q3 2023: Unified Platform Performance

The third quarter of 2023 saw varied performance trends for the top Otome games in Nigeria. Below, we delve into the weekly downloads, revenue, and active user statistics for these popular titles, based on data from Sensor Tower. For more insights, visit Sensor Tower.

Tears of Themis

Throughout Q3 2023, Tears of Themis experienced fluctuating weekly revenue, peaking at $95 in the week of July 10 and then gradually decreasing, with a minor resurgence to $14 by the end of September. Weekly downloads varied significantly, with a peak of 55 in mid-July. Weekly active users showed a consistent presence, starting at 40 in mid-July and stabilizing around 20-30 in the following months.

Obey Me! Anime Otome Sim Game

Obey Me! Anime Otome Sim Game saw its weekly revenue peak at $29 in mid-July, maintaining a steady range of $10-$26 throughout the quarter. Weekly downloads were relatively low, with the highest being 21 at the end of June. Active users, however, showed a more noticeable decline, from 131 in late June to 58 by the end of September.

Otome Games Obey Me! NB

For Otome Games Obey Me! NB, weekly revenue started at $38 in late June and remained variable, reaching another high of $34 by the end of August. The app had minimal weekly downloads, peaking at 8 in late August. Active user data was not available for this title during the period.

悪魔執事と黒い猫：ストレスを癒やし、メンタルを癒やすゲーム

This game had a relatively stable weekly revenue, peaking at $30 at the end of June and showing minor fluctuations before bottoming out in September. Weekly downloads and active users data were not available for this title during Q3 2023.

うたの☆プリンスさまっ♪ Shining Live

うたの☆プリンスさまっ♪ Shining Live had a modest revenue performance, with a notable peak of $18 in early September. Weekly downloads were minimal, with a peak of 2 in early September. Active user data for this title was not available during the quarter.

Overall, each game showcased unique trends in downloads, revenue, and active users, reflecting different levels of engagement among Nigerian users. For a more detailed analysis, visit Sensor Tower.