Top 5 Business Games on Android in Peru: Q2 2024 Performance

During the second quarter of 2024, the top business games on the Android platform in Peru showcased varying performance trends in terms of downloads, revenue, and weekly active users. Here’s a closer look at each app's performance based on data from Sensor Tower.

Rent Please!-Landlord Sim from ShimmerGames experienced significant fluctuations. Downloads peaked at around 14K in the week of April 8 and saw a low of approximately 3.9K in the week of May 20. Revenue started at $59 in the first week of April, reaching a high of $551 in mid-April, but tapered off to around $93 by the end of June. Weekly active users (WAUs) grew from 15.7K at the beginning of April to nearly 21.6K by April 22, before stabilizing around 19K towards the end of June.

Idle Lumber Empire by AppQuantum had a more consistent performance. Downloads varied between 417 and 1.6K, with a notable peak in early June. Revenue showed a steady increase, particularly in June, reaching up to $219 in the week of June 10. WAUs also displayed an upward trend, starting at 2.4K and peaking at over 3K in early June before settling around 1.8K by the end of the quarter.

My Perfect Hotel from SayGames Ltd saw the highest downloads among the top five, starting strong with 37K in the first week of April, and maintaining figures above 17K throughout the quarter. Revenue varied, peaking at $53 in the week of June 10. WAUs showed a gradual decline from 111.5K in early April to about 63.8K at the end of June.

Grand Hotel Mania: Hotel games by MY.GAMES B.V. had modest performance metrics. Downloads were generally low, peaking at 176 in the final week of June. Revenue remained minimal, with a slight increase to $60 in the last week of June. WAUs fluctuated, starting at 924 and ending the quarter at 821.

Rich Inc. Business & Idle Life by IDSIGames experienced moderate performance. Downloads ranged from 315 to 984, with a peak in mid-June. Revenue was negligible, with only $12 recorded in the week of May 20. WAUs showed a steady pattern, peaking at 1.04K in the first week of June and ending at 598 by the end of the quarter.

For more in-depth insights and detailed data, visit Sensor Tower.