Top 5 Casual Games in Central America for Q1 2024

In the first quarter of 2024, Central America's gaming landscape saw significant engagement with the top 5 casual games. Here’s a detailed look at their performance, based on data from Sensor Tower.

Candy Crush Saga from King experienced a steady increase in weekly revenue, peaking at around $336.5K in mid-March. Weekly downloads showed a slight decline, starting at 150.6K in early January and dropping to 114.8K by the end of March. The game maintained a high number of active users, fluctuating around the 1.8M mark throughout the quarter.

Royal Match by Dream Games saw consistent weekly revenue, reaching $213.1K in mid-March. Downloads peaked at 292.2K in early February but saw a decline towards the end of the quarter, ending at 148K. Active users steadily increased, peaking at 945.4K in the final week of March.

Coin Master from Moon Active had a stable revenue flow, with weekly earnings around $166.7K in late January and maintaining around $159.4K by the end of March. Downloads were relatively low, peaking at 37.2K in mid-February and dropping to 11.3K by the end of March. Active users hovered around 300K, showing slight fluctuations throughout the quarter.

Pokémon GO by Niantic, Inc. saw a significant spike in revenue in mid-February, reaching $227.1K. Downloads also peaked in late February at 68.6K. The game maintained a high number of active users, peaking at over 3M during the latter half of the quarter.

Gardenscapes from Playrix had consistent weekly revenue, peaking at $77.1K in late January. Downloads saw a decline, starting at 51.3K in early January and dropping to 30.8K by the end of March. Active users were stable, peaking at around 425.7K in late January and maintaining a steady level around 350K towards the end of the quarter.

The data highlights the dynamic nature of the casual gaming market in Central America, with each game showing unique trends in revenue, downloads, and active users. For more detailed insights, visit Sensor Tower.