Top 5 Miner Games on Android in Chile Q2 2024

During the second quarter of 2024, the top 5 miner games on the Android platform in Chile showed varied performance in terms of downloads, revenue, and weekly active users. Here's a detailed look at the trends:

Gold & Goblins: Idle Merger

This game from AppQuantum saw an interesting quarter. Revenue peaked at $841 in mid-May but generally hovered between $500 and $700 throughout the quarter. Downloads demonstrated a strong upward trend, starting at 403 in early April and reaching a high of 2088 in mid-June. Weekly active users also saw a significant rise from 2490 at the beginning of April to 5821 by mid-June.

Idle Miner Tycoon: Gold & Cash

Kolibri Games' popular title showed a mixed bag of results. Revenue fluctuated, peaking at $234 at the end of May but generally stayed in the range of $100 to $200. Downloads were quite robust, starting at 3019 in early April and maintaining a fairly steady rate, with a slight dip in June. Weekly active users saw a downward trend from 18795 at the start of the quarter to 16208 by the end of June.

Oil Era - Idle Mining Tycoon

SOFISH GAMES' offering experienced modest revenue, generally staying around $20 to $30 per week. Downloads were sporadic, with notable peaks of 273 in early May and 216 in early June, but also some weeks with zero downloads. Weekly active users showed a downward trend from 8406 at the start of April to 7025 by the end of June.

TAP! DIG! MY MUSEUM!

oridio's game maintained a relatively steady performance. Revenue remained low but stable, between $7 and $27. Downloads showed a gentle upward trend, starting at 300 in early April and reaching 419 by mid-June. Weekly active users also rose from 404 at the beginning of April to 609 by mid-June.

Diggy's Adventure: Puzzle Tomb

Pixel Federation Games' title had the lowest revenue among the top 5, fluctuating between $3 and $37. Downloads were minimal, with only a few weeks showing activity, peaking at 65 in late May. Weekly active users saw a general decline from 2346 at the beginning of April to 1884 by the end of June.

These insights are based on data from Sensor Tower. For a more detailed analysis, visit Sensor Tower's website.