Q1 2024 Performance of Top Word Puzzle Games on Android in Europe

In the first quarter of 2024, the word puzzle game category has seen interesting trends on the Android platform in Europe. Sensor Tower provides detailed insights into how these apps have performed in terms of downloads, revenue, and weekly active users.

Wordscapes by PeopleFun

Wordscapes showed a notable increase in weekly downloads, peaking at 52K towards the end of March. Weekly active users followed a positive trend, starting at 308K and rising to 351K. Revenue also saw an upward trend, ending the quarter at around $24K.

Words of Wonders: Crossword by Fugo Games

Words of Wonders: Crossword started the quarter with a high number of downloads at 569K and saw a dip before climbing back up to 357K. Active users began at 6.4M and experienced a slight decrease to 5.5M by the end of March. Revenue for the game showed some fluctuations, concluding the quarter at approximately $14K.

Scrabble® GO-Classic Word Game by Scopely

Scrabble® GO-Classic Word Game had a steady performance in revenue, with a final weekly revenue of about $14K. Downloads varied, with a decrease in early February to 18K, but recovered to 20K by the end of March. The game's active users remained fairly stable, ranging from 282K to 273K throughout the quarter.

Words With Friends 2 Word Game by Zynga

Words With Friends 2 Word Game experienced variability in downloads, with the highest at 7.3K in the last week of March. Active users showed a slight decline from 47K to 42K. Revenue saw both dips and rises, ending at around $9K in the last week.

NYT Games: Word Games & Sudoku by The New York Times Company

NYT Games: Word Games & Sudoku displayed a steady increase in downloads, with a significant jump to 23K in the third week of February, finishing the quarter at 20K. Active users showed consistent growth, from 59K to nearly 79K. Revenue exhibited growth, ending at approximately $8K.

For more detailed insights and data on the performance of these and other mobile applications, readers can visit Sensor Tower.