Top 5 Fashion Games on iOS in Brazil: Q2 2024 Performance Review

In the second quarter of 2024, the top 5 fashion games on iOS in Brazil demonstrated varied performance trends in terms of downloads, revenue, and weekly active users. Here’s a closer look at how each of these apps fared.

Project Makeover from Magic Tavern, Inc. saw fluctuating revenue, peaking at around $14K in the second week of April and dipping to roughly $5.1K by mid-June. Downloads experienced significant variation, starting strong with over 32K in early April but dropping to about 3K by the end of May, before rebounding to approximately 22K in mid-June. Weekly active users remained relatively stable, averaging around 52K throughout the quarter.

Makeup Stylist -DIY Salon game by REMEMBERS INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY CO., LTD. maintained a steady revenue stream, hovering around $500 each week. Downloads remained consistent, with numbers ranging between 10K and 13K throughout the quarter. The game also reported stable weekly active users, averaging approximately 101K.

Super Stylist Fashion Makeover from CRAZY STYLE LTD showed a mixed performance. Revenue peaked at about $887 in early May but saw a low of $491 two weeks later. Downloads fluctuated significantly, peaking at over 14K in mid-April and dropping to around 3K by early June, before climbing back to approximately 7.5K by the end of the quarter. Weekly active users also varied, starting at 48K in early April, peaking at 68K mid-month, and ending at roughly 49K by late June.

Makeup ASMR: Makeover Story by Makeup Games for FUN recorded stable yet modest revenue, averaging around $400 weekly. Downloads ranged from 4.6K to 7.6K, showing some variability but no extreme fluctuations. Active users saw a steady increase, starting at 250K in early April and rising to over 308K by the end of June.

Barber Chop by Lajeune and Associates, LLC experienced minimal revenue, only peaking at $16 for the week of April 29. Downloads fluctuated, with a high of 11K in late April and a low of 2.5K in mid-June. Weekly active users showed a slight decline over the quarter, starting at 69K in early April and ending at about 60K by late June.

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