Top 5 Horror Games on Android in Central America Q1 2024

During the first quarter of 2024, the horror game genre on the Android platform in Central America saw some notable performances from its top apps. Here’s a detailed look at the trends for the top 5 horror games based on data from Sensor Tower.

Purple Monster Chapter 3 from A3 Home Studio, released in mid-February, experienced a substantial increase in weekly downloads, peaking at 414K in the week of March 4. The app's weekly active users also surged, reaching approximately 920K by mid-March. However, the app did not generate any revenue during this period.

Granny by DVloper maintained a consistent download rate throughout the quarter, with weekly downloads hovering around the 80K to 115K range. Active users showed a slight decline early in the quarter but stabilized around 360K by the end of March. Revenue was minimal, with only a negligible amount recorded at the end of January.

Meme Hunters: Hide & Seek from playducky.com saw a steady performance with weekly downloads fluctuating between 65K and 117K. The app generated modest weekly revenue, peaking at $36 at the end of February. Weekly active users remained relatively stable, averaging around 600K throughout the quarter.

Hide in The Backrooms: Horror by CASUAL AZUR GAMES had a varied performance in downloads, with a notable increase in late March, reaching approximately 78K. Active users consistently increased, peaking at over 614K by the end of the quarter. Revenue was minimal, with only a few dollars recorded sporadically.

The Baby In Yellow from Team Terrible saw a significant initial download rate of around 150K in early January, which then settled to a steady rate of approximately 30K to 38K by late March. Active users decreased from around 430K to 124K over the quarter. The app generated modest weekly revenue, peaking at $61 in early January.

These insights highlight the varying performance of the top horror games on Android in Central America during Q1 2024. For more detailed analytics and insights, visit Sensor Tower.