Q4 2023 Performance of Top Cooking Games in Australia

As 2023 came to a close, the cooking game genre continued to simmer on the unified platform in Australia. Sensor Tower provided a comprehensive look into how these games performed in the last quarter of the year, indicating varying trends in downloads, revenue, and weekly active users.

Gossip Harbor®: Merge & Story by Microfun Limited saw its revenue fluctuating, ending the quarter with around $46K, down from its peak of $55K. Downloads showed a declining trend, from 2.8K in late September to 617 in the final week of December. The game’s weekly active users dipped initially but recovered slightly to 27K by year-end.

The performance of Bingo Frenzy-Live Bingo Games from VERTEX GAMES PTE. LTD. exhibited a stronger revenue trend, climbing to nearly $23K in the last week from $18K at the quarter's start. Its downloads hovered around the 1K mark, with a slight increase to 879 in the festive week. Weekly active users remained fairly stable, ending at 8.2K.

ZenLife Games Pte. Ltd.'s Cooking Madness-Kitchen Frenzy experienced a gentle revenue dip, rounding off at $12K. Downloads saw a significant drop from 5.7K to under 2K, while weekly active users saw a decline from 14K to 7.2K.

Love & Pies - Merge Mystery by Trailmix Ltd ended the quarter with a revenue of nearly $8K after a mid-quarter spike to $11K. The game saw a significant increase in downloads in late November, reaching 841, but ended with no new downloads in the final week. Weekly active users showed a slight upward trend, finishing at 16.5K.

Lastly, Cooking Fever: Restaurant Game from Nordcurrent UAB witnessed a steady revenue increase to $9K. Downloads saw a notable rise in December, peaking at 6.3K. The game's weekly active users saw a healthy growth, concluding the quarter with nearly 24K users.

For more in-depth insights on these apps and other market trends, readers can explore Sensor Tower's comprehensive data. These figures provide a snapshot of the cooking game category's performance, reflecting the continuous appetite for this genre among Australian mobile users.