Top Down Games on iOS in Oceania: Q1 2024 Performance

In Q1 2024, the performance of top down games on the iOS platform in Oceania exhibited diverse trends in downloads, revenue, and active users. Below is an overview of the top five apps in this category.

Block Blast！, published by Hungry Studio, saw a varied trend in weekly downloads, starting at around 30K in early January and fluctuating throughout the quarter, ending at approximately 21K in the last week of March. The weekly active users for the game showed an upward trend, starting at 83K at the beginning of January and peaking at around 92K in mid-March.

Magic Tiles 3: Piano Game by Amanotes Pte. Ltd. maintained a relatively stable weekly revenue, ranging from $2.8K to $3.9K throughout the quarter. The app’s weekly downloads were more volatile, starting at 21.7K in early January, dipping to around 10.5K in February, and then climbing back up to 14.5K by the end of March. Active users fluctuated slightly but remained above 100K for most of the quarter.

MONOPOLY GO! by Scopely, Inc. experienced significant weekly revenue, consistently remaining above $250K and peaking at $388K in early January. Weekly downloads started at 21.5K in the first week of January, gradually decreasing to around 11.3K by the end of March. Active users also showed a downward trend from 73.7K at the beginning of January to approximately 65.5K by the end of March.

NYT Games: Word Games & Sudoku from The New York Times Company demonstrated consistent weekly revenue growth, starting at $6.1K and reaching a peak of $10.8K in late February. Weekly downloads fluctuated, starting at around 11K in January, with a spike to 17.7K in the last week of March. Active users increased steadily throughout the quarter, growing from 89K in early January to 112K by the end of March.

Wordscapes by PeopleFun, Inc. showed a steady weekly revenue, ranging from $15.2K to $21.1K. Weekly downloads varied significantly, starting at around 16.6K in early January, dropping to approximately 5.8K in late February, and then recovering to 18.9K by the end of March. Active users remained relatively stable, hovering around the 90K to 100K mark throughout the quarter.

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