European Android City Building Games Q2 2024: A Sensor Tower Snapshot

The second quarter of 2024 has been an eventful period for city building games on the Android platform in Europe. Sensor Tower's data provides a clear view of how the top contenders in this genre have fared in terms of downloads, revenue, and weekly active users.

Isekai:Slow Life saw a downward trend in revenue, starting the quarter at around $203K and closing at nearly $146K. Downloads for the game also decreased from 16K in the first week to about 8K in the last week of June, while weekly active users showed a slight recovery in June, peaking at 121K after a low in late May.

Puzzles & Chaos: Frozen Castle experienced fluctuations in revenue, with a notable increase to $164K in the last week of June. Downloads varied, with a peak of nearly 17K in late May. The game's weekly active users showed a general upward trend, ending the quarter with 65K users.

SimCity BuildIt had a mixed quarter, with revenue hitting a low of around $72K in late April and then rising to $84K towards the end of June. Downloads saw a significant rise in late May with 36K, but overall showed a declining pattern. Weekly active users dipped to a low of 340K in mid-May before rebounding to 408K by the quarter's end.

The Simpsons™: Tapped Out saw modest revenue figures, starting at $33K and reaching a peak of nearly $57K in early June. Downloads remained relatively stable, hovering around the 10K mark throughout the quarter. Active users stayed consistent, with a slight dip in late May but ending the quarter with 196K users.

Lastly, Land of Empires: Immortal showed the least impressive performance among the top five, with revenue starting at just under $37K and ending at around $24K. Downloads were low, with the highest at 1.8K in late May. The game's weekly active users saw a decrease, ending the quarter with just over 2K users.

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