Q1 2024 Performance of Top Match 3 Games in France

As the first quarter of 2024 has concluded, we at Sensor Tower have taken a close look at the performance of the leading Match 3 Games in France. Here's the lowdown on how these addictive puzzle games have fared.

King's Candy Crush Saga kicked off the year with a notable revenue of $500K in the first week, peaking at $708K mid-January before sliding down to $451K by the end of March. Downloads began at 39K and saw a dip to 27K over the quarter, while weekly active users (WAUs) started strong at 519K but eventually decreased to 490K.

Dream Games' Royal Match demonstrated a robust start with $458K in revenue, climbed to a high of $529K, and concluded the quarter at $357K. Downloads showed a spike, reaching 103K in early February, but later contracted to 50K. The WAUs remained largely stable, hovering around 970K for most of the quarter.

Playrix's Gardenscapes saw its revenue fluctuate, starting at $268K and peaking at $347K before ending at $277K. The game's downloads began at 47K, with a gradual decrease to 15K, while WAUs experienced a slight downtrend from 286K to 230K.

Bandai Namco Entertainment Inc.'s DRAGON BALL Z DOKKAN BATTLE had a mixed revenue pattern, opening at $311K, dropping to $124K, and reaching its zenith at $381K towards the end of February. Downloads remained modest, peaking at 14K, and WAUs saw a dip from 163K to 139K.

Lastly, Playrix's Homescapes maintained a steady revenue stream, starting at $194K and peaking at $206K, with a slight dip to $189K by the quarter's close. Downloads showed a decreasing trend from 20K to 9K, while WAUs saw a decrease from 357K to 326K.

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