Q1 2024 Platformer Game Insights in Latin America: Sensor Tower Report

Latin America's platformer gaming landscape has seen varied performances among the top titles in the first quarter of 2024. This Sensor Tower blog post delves into the data of five prominent games on the unified iOS and Android platforms.

Stumble Guys had a strong start in downloads, peaking at 1M in January before a gradual decrease to 793K by the end of March. Revenue showed a downward trend from $197K to $121K, while weekly active users declined from 3.2M to just under 3M.

Geometry Dash experienced a slight dip in downloads from 637K to 519K, with revenue also decreasing from $31K to around $16K. Weekly active users dropped from 6.5M to 6.3M over the quarter.

Doomsday Shelter: Survival showed an initial spike in revenue to $18K in late January but settled to $13K by late March. Downloads had a descending pattern, starting at 26K and ending the quarter at just under 2K. Active users peaked at 111K in January and fell to 73K by March's end.

Subway Surfers maintained a robust download figure, starting the year at 1M and seeing a mid-quarter high of 1.3M, before finishing the period at 648K. Revenue trends were relatively stable, ranging from $8K to $5.6K. Weekly active users saw a slight decrease from 27M in January to 26M in March.

Super Mario Run had a fluctuating download count, beginning with 169K and surging to 219K in the final week of March. Revenue remained modest, starting at $6.6K and ending the quarter at $4.5K. The game's active users showed an upward trend, starting at 707K and increasing to 748K.

For more detailed insights into these and other mobile gaming trends, visit Sensor Tower. The data provided offers a glimpse into the ever-evolving dynamics of the platformer game category in this vibrant region.