AI Insights · Timothy · April 2024
Top 5 Dragon Games Performance on Unified Platform in South America, Q1 2024
Discover the performance of the top 5 dragon-themed games on a unified platform in South America for Q1 2024, including weekly downloads, revenue, and active users.
The first quarter of 2024 saw some interesting trends for the top 5 dragon-themed games on a unified platform in South America. Here’s a closer look at the performance of these popular apps.
Dragon City: Mobile Adventure from Social Point maintained a strong presence with weekly downloads peaking at around 109K in the first week of January, before fluctuating and settling at approximately 53K by the end of March. The game’s weekly revenue saw a peak of approximately $49K in mid-February, ending the quarter with around $32K. Weekly active users started at about 1.56M, experiencing a slight decline to around 1.37M by late March.
Dragon Mania Legends by Gameloft SE showed a varied pattern in weekly downloads, starting the quarter at around 21K, spiking to 42K in the fourth week of January, and then decreasing to roughly 12K by the end of March. Revenue for the game hit a high of about $6.3K in late January, ending the quarter at around $5.2K. Active users began at approximately 145K, dipping to 116K by the end of the period.
Dragons: Rise of Berk from Jam City, Inc. experienced notable fluctuations in downloads, starting at around 12K, peaking at 67K in early March, and ending at about 14K. Weekly revenue peaked at $2.3K in early February, settling around $1.7K by the end of March. Active users saw a significant rise from 50K at the beginning to around 103K by early March, eventually stabilizing at about 61K.
Call of Dragons by FARLIGHT showed moderate but steady performance, with weekly downloads starting at around 25K, fluctuating throughout the quarter, and ending at about 15K. Revenue peaked at approximately $38K in the last week of March. Active users hovered around 105K at the beginning, with minimal fluctuations, ending the quarter at around 96K.
Finally, Dragon Drill by WinterGameStudio had a varied performance with weekly downloads starting at about 38K, dropping significantly to around 9K mid-quarter, and then slightly increasing to around 12K by the end of March. The game’s revenue remained minimal throughout the quarter, peaking at $11 in early February. Active users started at around 54K and experienced a steady decline to about 21K by the end of the period.
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