Top 5 2D Cartoon Games on Android in Africa for Q1 2024

During the first quarter of 2024, the top 5 2D cartoon games on the Android platform in Africa exhibited diverse performances in terms of weekly downloads, revenue, and active users. The data, sourced from Sensor Tower, provides a detailed look at the trends for each of these popular titles.

Royal Match from Dream Games, Ltd. saw significant activity throughout the quarter. Weekly revenue fluctuated, peaking at approximately $82.6K in mid-February, while weekly downloads reached a high of around 244K in early February. The game maintained a strong user base with weekly active users rising steadily to about 1.25M by the end of February before stabilizing around 1.05M towards the end of March.

Hunter Assassin by Ruby Games experienced a decline in weekly downloads, starting from 187K in early January and tapering off to about 104K by the end of March. Despite a dip in weekly active users from 691K in the second week of January to around 597K by the end of March, the game's weekly revenue remained relatively low, fluctuating between $7 and $45.

Candy Crush Saga from King continued to be a strong performer. Weekly revenue peaked at nearly $170K in the first week of January, with another significant spike to $161K in early February. Weekly downloads saw a gradual decline from 162K to about 101K by the end of March. However, the game maintained a substantial user base, with weekly active users reaching a peak of approximately 3.77M in late January before a gradual decrease to around 3.12M by the end of March.

My Talking Tom Friends from Outfit7 Limited showed mixed performance. Weekly downloads fluctuated, peaking at roughly 146K in the final week of March. The game's weekly revenue remained modest, with a high of $173 in early February. Weekly active users saw an upward trend, increasing from about 2.23M in early January to approximately 2.54M by the end of March.

My Talking Tom 2, also from Outfit7 Limited, exhibited varied trends. Weekly downloads peaked at around 157K in mid-March, while weekly revenue remained low, ranging from $11 to $55. The game saw a steady increase in weekly active users, rising from about 1.67M in early January to approximately 1.81M by mid-March before slightly tapering off to around 1.74M towards the end of the quarter.

These insights highlight the dynamic nature of the mobile gaming market in Africa. For more detailed analysis and trends, visit Sensor Tower.