Top 5 Historical Games on Android in the UK: Q2 2024

During the second quarter of 2024, the top 5 historical games on Android in the United Kingdom displayed varying trends in downloads, revenue, and weekly active users. Here’s a detailed look at their performance:

Royal Match by Dream Games, Ltd. saw its revenue fluctuate, starting at around $268K in the first week of April and peaking at nearly $340K in the last week of June. Downloads showed a general upward trend, beginning with 15K in early April and reaching over 21K by the end of June. Weekly active users experienced a slight decline from 470K to approximately 434K throughout the quarter.

June's Journey: Hidden Objects from Wooga maintained a steady revenue flow, averaging around $55K per week, and peaking at nearly $60K in the final week of June. Downloads, however, showed a downward trend, starting with 3.2K in early April and dropping to around 1.4K by the end of June. Weekly active users fluctuated slightly, peaking at 58K in late April and ending the quarter at approximately 48K.

Rise of Kingdoms: Lost Crusade by LilithGames had a notable increase in revenue, starting at around $38K in early April and peaking at nearly $51K in mid-June. Downloads decreased over the quarter, from 1.6K in early April to around 780 in late June. Weekly active users saw a gradual decline from approximately 14.4K to 11.6K over the period.

Guns of Glory: Lost Island by FunPlus International AG experienced relatively stable revenue, averaging around $32K per week, with a peak of approximately $35.5K in late April. Downloads showed a decreasing trend, starting at 1.3K in early April and dropping to around 440 by the end of June. Weekly active users declined from approximately 4.8K to just under 3K throughout the quarter.

Rise of Castles: Ice and Fire by Long Tech Network Limited had its revenue fluctuate, starting at about $26K in early April and peaking at nearly $28K in late April. Downloads also declined, beginning at 711 in early April and dropping to 192 by the end of June. Weekly active users saw a gradual decline from approximately 11.1K to 7.4K over the quarter.

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