Q2 2024 Android Puzzle Games Insights in the US: A Sensor Tower Report

In Q2 2024, the Android puzzle game landscape showed varied performance among top contenders according to Sensor Tower's latest data. Here's a look at how five major puzzle games fared during this period.

Braindom: Brain Games Test saw its downloads fluctuate, starting at 4.5K in the first week of April and peaking at 5.2K in the last week of June. Weekly active users followed a similar pattern, beginning at 7.3K and reaching a high of 8.8K by June's end.

That's Not My Neighbor experienced a notable surge in downloads from its release in early April, starting at 189 and soaring to 9.5K by the first week of June before dropping to 2.2K. Weekly active users mirrored this growth, initially at 184 and escalating to a peak of 16K in mid-June.

For Wood Screw Puzzle, we observed a steady rise in downloads from 1.4K to nearly 5K in early June, with active users growing from 8.5K to over 20K in the same time frame. Revenue showed an increase from $17 to $59, displaying a positive trend.

Block Blast! maintained a consistent download count, kicking off at 2.4K and closing the quarter at 3.9K. Weekly active users started at 16.2K, dipped slightly in mid-April, but recovered to 18.2K by the end of June.

Lastly, Wood Nuts & Bolts Puzzle showed a downward trend in downloads, from 3.4K to 1.6K, while weekly active users initially increased from 16.7K to 20.3K in early June before declining to 18.9K. Revenue also decreased over the quarter, starting at $80 and ending at $26.

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