Q1 2024 Cooking Games Surge in Latin America: Top Performers Revealed

Cooking games continue to entice mobile users in Latin America, and the first quarter of 2024 has been particularly flavorful. Data from Sensor Tower offers a glimpse into the performance of the top five cooking game applications on the unified iOS and Android platform.

Gossip Harbor®: Merge & Story from Microfun Limited saw a steady increase in weekly active users, from 360K in the first week of January to 638K by the end of March. Downloads surged from 23K to an impressive 92K in the first week of March before settling at 73K. The game's revenue showed a healthy growth, peaking at $103K in the last week of March.

Melsoft's My Cafe — Restaurant Game exhibited a fluctuating pattern in weekly active users, starting at 86K and reaching a high of 98K in the second week of March. Downloads hit a peak of 46K in the first week of March, with a subsequent dip to 23K by the quarter's end. Revenue trends were relatively stable, with a slight increase to $18K in the last week.

ZenLife Games Pte. Ltd.'s Cooking Madness-Kitchen Frenzy maintained a large base of weekly active users, starting at 1.3M and growing to 1.4M. Downloads began at a high of 134K, with fluctuations leading to 105K in the final week of March. Revenue for the game remained consistent, finishing the quarter at $17K.

The Cooking Diary® Restaurant Game by Mytona Limited showed an initial spike in downloads to 35K mid-January before declining to around 11K by March's end. Weekly active users peaked at 284K in mid-January, ending the quarter at 188K. Revenue trends were modest, with the game earning $9K in the last week.

Lastly, Trailmix Ltd's Love & Pies - Merge Mystery had a modest presence in terms of downloads, peaking at 7K in mid-February and dropping to just 28 by the quarter's close. Active users saw a high of 145K in the same period, reducing to 126K. Revenue trends showed a slight decline, ending at $7K.

For more in-depth insights and detailed analytics, Sensor Tower's platform remains the go-to source for app performance data.