Top 5 Hypercasual Games in France: Q1 2024 Performance

In the first quarter of 2024, the top 5 hypercasual games in France showcased varying performance trends in terms of weekly downloads, revenue, and active users. Here’s a closer look at how each game fared on a unified platform, combining data from both iOS and Android users.

Block Blast! from Hungry Studio saw a dynamic trend in weekly downloads, starting with approximately 110K in the first week of January and peaking at around 144K in early February. However, this number gradually declined to about 63K by the end of March. The game maintained a strong presence in terms of weekly active users, beginning the quarter with 463K and reaching a high of 588K in early February before slightly tapering off to 522K by the end of March.

QS Monkey Land: King of Fruits by Q-SSUM STUDIO experienced a significant drop in weekly downloads from 252K at the beginning of January to about 20K by the end of March. Weekly revenue also showed a declining trend, starting at $455 and ending at $10. Despite these declines, the game maintained a robust number of weekly active users, starting at 1.92M and slightly decreasing to 1.55M by the end of the quarter.

Fruit Drop Master from Metagame.Ltd had a fluctuating journey in weekly downloads, with a high of 103K in early January, a dip to around 26K in early March, and a slight recovery to 36K by the end of the quarter. Weekly revenue saw modest numbers, peaking at $196 in mid-January and decreasing to $34 by the end of March. The game’s weekly active users showed a consistent trend, starting at 212K and ending at 369K.

Makeup ASMR: Makeover Story from Stella Joy Studio experienced a varied trend in weekly downloads, beginning with about 55K in early January and decreasing to 22K by the end of March. The game’s weekly revenue demonstrated a positive trend, starting at $31 and peaking at $731 in early March. Weekly active users also saw growth, starting at 119K and reaching 227K by the end of the quarter.

Get Color - Water Sort Puzzle from ZephyrMobile had steady weekly downloads, fluctuating between 25K and 46K throughout the quarter. The game’s weekly revenue remained relatively stable, averaging around $400-$500. Weekly active users showed a slight upward trend, beginning at 134K and peaking at 151K in late February before stabilizing at 135K by the end of March.

These insights are based on data from Sensor Tower, where more detailed information can be found.