AI Insights · Timothy · April 2024
Top 5 Hybridcasual Games Performance in Peru - Q1 2024
The top 5 hybridcasual games in Peru for Q1 2024, including Last War: Survival, Stumble Guys, Triple Match 3D, Rush Royale: Tower Defense TD, and Survivor!.io, showed varying trends in downloads, revenue, and active users.
In the first quarter of 2024, the top 5 hybridcasual games in Peru exhibited diverse trends in terms of downloads, revenue, and active users. Here’s a detailed look at their performance:
Last War: Survival from FirstFun started the year with weekly revenue of around $440, which climbed steadily to $12.4K by the end of March. Weekly downloads peaked at 14.2K in late January but saw a decline towards the end of the quarter, settling at about 7.1K. Active users showed a consistent upward trend, starting at 7.2K and reaching 55.7K in the final week of March.
Stumble Guys by Scopely, Inc. experienced fluctuations in weekly revenue, peaking at $4.8K in mid-January and then tapering off to $3.4K by the end of the quarter. Downloads were highest in early January at 54.4K but dipped to 20.5K by mid-March before rebounding to 38.3K in the last week. Active users showed a gradual decline from 203K to 143K but surged back up to 175K in the final week.
Triple Match 3D from Boombox Games LTD had a relatively stable revenue throughout the quarter, averaging around $1.5K to $2.3K. Weekly downloads were modest, starting at 652 and ending the quarter slightly lower at 391. Active users remained fairly consistent, hovering around the 2K mark with a slight increase towards the end.
Rush Royale: Tower Defense TD by MY.GAMES B.V. saw its revenue fluctuate, starting at $1.9K, dipping to $755, and then climbing back to $1.6K by the end of March. Downloads peaked at 10K in mid-January but generally stayed around 2K to 6K for the rest of the quarter. Active users showed some variation, starting at 39K, peaking at 42K, and ending at 38K.
Survivor!.io from HABBY had a relatively low but steady revenue, peaking at $1.6K in mid-February before declining to $737 by the end of March. Downloads followed a downward trend, starting at 4.8K and dropping to 606. Active users also saw a decline, from 22.7K to 11.8K over the quarter.
These insights are based on data from Sensor Tower. For more detailed analytics and trends, visit Sensor Tower’s website.
