Top 5 Casual Games in Africa in Q1 2024

In Q1 2024, Africa's casual gaming scene saw exciting trends across the top 5 games on both iOS and Android platforms. Here’s an overview of their performance based on data from Sensor Tower.

Candy Crush Saga maintained strong weekly downloads, starting the quarter with 190K and gradually declining to 122K by the end of March. Weekly revenue peaked at $214K at the start of January and saw fluctuations, ending the quarter at $134K. Active users showed a peak of 4.2M in January, with a slight decline to 3.5M by the end of March.

MONOPOLY GO! experienced a notable increase in weekly revenue, peaking at $180K in mid-February. Downloads were relatively stable, starting at 36K in January and ending at 43K in March. Active users saw a moderate increase, peaking at 222K in early January and stabilizing around 196K by the end of March.

Royal Match showed significant growth in downloads, peaking at 269K in mid-February before declining to 87K by the end of March. Revenue saw a peak of $111K in mid-February and ended the quarter at $88K. The game’s active users increased steadily, reaching a peak of 1.5M in late February and slightly decreasing to 1.3M by the end of March.

Coin Master had stable weekly downloads, starting at 25K in January and seeing a slight dip to 15K by the end of March. Revenue showed fluctuations, peaking at $90K in late January and ending at $71K. Active users saw minor fluctuations, peaking at 179K in late January and stabilizing around 164K by the end of March.

Gardenscapes experienced a peak in downloads at 80K in late January, with a subsequent decline to 38K by the end of March. Weekly revenue remained stable, fluctuating between $35K and $48K throughout the quarter. Active users peaked at 489K in late January, with a gradual decline to 379K by the end of March.

For more insights and detailed data, visit Sensor Tower.