Dinosaur Games on Android Soar in Q2 2024: A Sensor Tower Snapshot

Sensor Tower's latest data reveals intriguing trends for dinosaur-themed gaming apps on Android platforms in the US during the second quarter of 2024. Here's a glimpse into how the top contenders fared.

Jurassic World™: The Game saw its downloads peak at 3M in mid-April, followed by a fluctuating pattern that ended the quarter at a respectable 1.4M. Revenue spiked to $7M in the same peak week, with several subsequent weeks hovering around the $2M to $3M mark. Weekly active users (WAUs) mirrored this trend, with a notable high of 8.6M in early June.

Jurassic World Alive experienced a downloads peak of 962K in mid-April but saw a general downtrend, ending the quarter at 367K. The game's revenue was inconsistent, with a surprising surge to $18M late in April but zero revenue in the last week of June. WAUs started strong at 2.5M, dipped mid-quarter, but ended on a slight uptick at 1.8M.

ARK: Survival Evolved, while not generating revenue in several weeks, saw a stable downloads figure, maintaining around 2M throughout the quarter. WAUs showed a healthy increase, starting at 3.2M and climbing to 8.5M by the end of June.

Crazy Dino Park had modest downloads, hovering around 300K, with little variation throughout the quarter. Revenue figures were negligible except for a few spikes not exceeding $2M. The game's WAUs remained consistent, with a slight decline from 2.6M to 2.5M over the three months.

Lastly, Dino Hunter King showed a descending trend in downloads, from 2M at the start of April to 1.8M by the end of June. The game did not generate significant revenue, except for a surprising $9M in early June. WAUs began at 2.7M, dipped slightly, but closed the quarter at 2.6M.

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