Q4 2023 Dragon Games Performance on Android in France: Sensor Tower Data Insights

As the final quarter of 2023 came to a close, the dragon game genre on Android devices in France saw a variety of user engagement levels and download numbers. Sensor Tower provides a glimpse into the performance of these top five dragon-themed mobile games.

Frost & Flame: King of Avalon experienced a fluctuating trend in revenue throughout the quarter, starting at approximately $45K and peaking at around $47K before dropping to about $37K mid-quarter. It then rose again, ending the quarter with nearly $42K. Downloads for the game had a significant spike in early October, reaching over 1K, followed by a decline and another increase to approximately 1K by year-end. Weekly active users mirrored this trend, starting at around 2.7K, peaking at over 4K, and finishing the quarter with nearly 3.8K users.

Call of Dragons saw its revenue start at around $31K, with a mid-quarter dip to roughly $22K, before recovering to approximately $30K by the end of the quarter. The game's downloads began at about 1.3K, reaching over 3K towards the end of October, and concluding the quarter with around 3.2K. The weekly active users showed a downward trend, starting at over 17K and decreasing to about 10.4K by the quarter's end.

Dragonscapes Adventure had its revenue hover between $20K and $21K for the initial weeks, dipping to around $14K mid-quarter, and then climbing back up to nearly $19K. Downloads saw a significant peak at over 7K in mid-October, but then settled to roughly 2.7K by December's end. Weekly active users showed an impressive spike to about 27.5K in mid-October before stabilizing to nearly 17.9K.

For Merge Dragons!, the revenue trends began at about $13K, peaked at approximately $17K, and showed a mid-quarter dip to around $11K. The game maintained steady download numbers, starting and ending the quarter with over 1K. The weekly active users remained fairly consistent, with a starting point of around 41.8K and closing the quarter at about 37.6K.

Lastly, Dragon City Mobile showed a fluctuating revenue pattern, starting at around $8.3K, peaking at roughly $11.6K, and ending with a notable increase to approximately $13.1K. Downloads for the game saw a rise from 2.2K to over 2.9K. The weekly active users showcased the largest user base among the five games, beginning with nearly 180K and surging to over 188K by the end of December.

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