Top Down Games Performance on Unified Platform in Nicaragua in Q1 2024

In Q1 2024, the top five top-down games on a unified platform in Nicaragua demonstrated diverse trends in their weekly downloads and revenue, according to Sensor Tower data.

Brawl Stars saw notable activity throughout the quarter. Weekly downloads showed an upward trend, starting at around 2.3K in the first week of January and peaking at approximately 3.1K in the final week of March. Revenue for the game fluctuated, with a high of about $983 in the week of January 29 and a low of $466 in the week of February 19.

Clash Royale experienced a varied performance. Weekly downloads began at 5.2K in the first week of January, hitting a high of about 5.8K in the second week, before stabilizing around 4.2K to 4.6K towards the end of the quarter. Revenue for Clash Royale showed a gradual decline, starting at $782 in the first week and decreasing to $462 by the last week of March.

MONOPOLY GO! had a mixed quarter. Weekly downloads began at 2.6K and peaked at 3.5K in the second week of January, then gradually declined to approximately 1.2K by the end of March. The revenue trend was relatively stable with a slight decrease, starting at $589 and ending at $367.

Mobile Legends: Bang Bang showed a modest activity level. Weekly downloads started at 776 and peaked at 1K in early March, then slightly declined to around 812 by the end of the quarter. Revenue showed fluctuations, with a low of $260 in the week of January 22 and a high of $498 in the last week of March.

League of Legends: Wild Rift had the lowest download numbers among the top five. Weekly downloads fluctuated slightly, starting at 234 and reaching a peak of 335 in early March, then decreasing to around 197 by the end of the quarter. Revenue showed a steady decline, beginning at $233 in the first week of January and ending at $170 in the final week of March.

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