Q1 2024 Dragon Games Performance in Latin America: A Sensor Tower Report

Dragon Games have continued to captivate mobile users in Latin America, and Sensor Tower's latest data provides us with a glimpse into their performance during the first quarter of 2024. Here's a look at how five of the most popular dragon-themed games fared on the unified platform.

Dragon City: Mobile Adventure from Social Point showed a fluctuating revenue trend, peaking at nearly $77K in mid-February but dipping to around $52K towards the end of March. Downloads for the game saw a spike of over 100K in mid-February, while weekly active users (WAUs) hovered mostly around the 2M mark, with a peak of 2.03M in late February.

Gameloft SE's Dragon Mania Legends experienced a revenue high of $9.2K at the end of January, with downloads reaching nearly 55K in the same period. The game's WAUs showed a high of over 230K in late January but generally remained just under 200K.

Jam City, Inc.'s Dragons: Rise of Berk had its revenue fluctuate around the $3K mark, with a noticeable peak in downloads at over 88K in early March. WAUs for the game saw a significant jump reaching over 130K at the start of March, a notable increase from around 65K at the beginning of the year.

Dragon Drill by WinterGameStudio did not generate notable revenue, but downloads saw a peak of nearly 50K in early January, with WAUs peaking at over 80K in mid-January. The game’s user engagement showed a downward trend towards the end of the quarter.

Lastly, FARLIGHT's Call of Dragons had a strong revenue performance, with a peak of nearly $49K in the last week of March. Downloads for the game remained consistent, with a peak of over 33K in the first week of January. WAUs showed a slight decrease from 133K at the start of January to 117K at the end of March.

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