AI Insights · Timothy · January 2024
Top 5 Otome Games in Europe Q4 2023
Explore the performance of the top 5 Otome games on a unified platform in Europe for Q4 2023, featuring trends in downloads, revenue, and active users.
In Q4 2023, the top 5 Otome games in Europe demonstrated intriguing performance trends on a unified platform. Here’s a detailed look at their downloads, revenue, and active user metrics.
Blood Kiss : Vampire story exhibited a relatively stable performance. Revenue peaked at approximately $1.2K in the week of October 9 and saw fluctuations throughout the quarter, ending with around $1K in the final week of December. Downloads started strong at about 12K but saw a decline to around 7.4K by the end of November, before rebounding to 10.4K in the last week of December. Weekly active users experienced a gradual decline from 23.3K to around 19K, with a slight uptick to 20K in the final week.
Love Story ® Romance Games from Webelinx Games saw a notable revenue peak of $3.7K in late October and a dip to around $2.5K in early December, finishing strong at $3.6K by the end of the quarter. Downloads fluctuated, peaking at 7.7K in the final week of December after a low of 3.2K at the end of November. Active users showed a similar pattern, starting at 12.8K and peaking at 14K in late October, before dipping and then rebounding to nearly 14K by the end of December.
Chatlinx Otome Love Story Game also by Webelinx Games had varied revenue, peaking at about $503 in mid-October and ending the quarter with around $399. Downloads saw an initial high of 7.2K but decreased to around 2.3K by late November, later recovering to 5.2K in early December. Active users followed a similar trend, starting at 7.2K, dipping to 4.4K by late November, and slightly recovering to 5.1K by mid-December.
Guard me, Sherlock! - otome presented a more modest performance. Revenue saw a significant spike to $674 in early December but generally remained below $100 for most of the quarter. Downloads were steady, starting at 2.3K and ending at 2.8K. Active users increased slightly from 4.7K to 5.5K over the quarter.
What in Hell is Bad? showed a unique trend with revenue peaking at $11.5K in mid-December and a notable peak of $10.5K in the final week. Downloads were initially high at 18.7K but dropped significantly to around 454 by the end of December.
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