Top 5 High Fantasy Games on iOS in Chile for Q2 2024

In Q2 2024, the high fantasy games category on iOS in Chile saw some interesting trends. Data from Sensor Tower reveals the performance of the top five games in this genre.

Squad Busters by Supercell, launched at the end of May 2024, quickly gained traction. In its debut week, the game amassed 152K downloads and generated $15.9K in revenue. However, both downloads and revenue showed a declining trend in the subsequent weeks, with downloads dropping to 4.1K and revenue to $11.5K by the end of June. Weekly active users also followed a downward trajectory, starting at 116K and decreasing to 39.4K.

Clash Royale, another title from Supercell, exhibited a more stable performance. Revenue peaked at $19.6K in early April and saw fluctuations throughout the quarter, ending at $8.7K. Downloads remained relatively consistent, ranging from 2.7K to 3.6K. The game maintained a strong user base, with weekly active users ranging from 180K in early April to 134K by the end of June.

Solo Leveling: Arise by Netmarble Corporation, launched in early May 2024, experienced a sharp decline in metrics after its initial release. The game started with 22K downloads and $7.6K in revenue but dropped to 380 downloads and $1.6K in revenue by the end of June. Weekly active users showed some resilience, starting at 21.5K and ending at 16.6K.

Evony by TOP GAMES INC. displayed moderate performance. Revenue peaked at $4.1K in late April and then fluctuated, ending at $2.6K. Downloads saw a peak of 2.5K in mid-May and declined to 1.3K by the end of June. Active users increased from 2.6K in early April to 5.3K in mid-May before dropping to 4K by the end of June.

Clash of Clans, another popular title from Supercell, saw varied performance throughout the quarter. Revenue reached a high of $14.8K in early April but fell to $4.8K by the end of June. Downloads were highest at 2.6K in late April and decreased to 847 by the end of June. Weekly active users showed an initial increase, peaking at 77K in late April, and then gradually declined to 66K by late June.

For more detailed insights and data, visit Sensor Tower.