Q2 2024 Performance Analysis: Top 5 Ultracasual iOS Games in the US

Sensor Tower's in-depth analysis of ultracasual iOS games provides an insightful snapshot of the genre's performance in the US during Q2 2024. Here's how the top contenders fared.

Draw it by Kwalee Ltd saw its downloads start at 1.9M in the first week of April, dipping to 482K by the end of June. Weekly active users peaked at 5.1M, declining to 1.7M in the same period. The game's revenue trended positively, beginning at $34K and reaching highs of $77K in May.

Crazy Labs' Diamond Painting ASMR Coloring experienced a modest start with no downloads in the first week of April, but gradually increased to 37 by late June. Active users followed a similar upward trajectory, starting from zero and reaching 51 by the end of June. Revenue for the game fluctuated, peaking at $72K in early April and settling at $37K by quarter's end.

Dot to Dot: Connect the Dots from Dot to Dot s.r.o. had a stable revenue stream, with weekly earnings ranging from $11K to $19K. Downloads saw a peak of 27K in early April, while active users experienced a drop to zero mid-quarter, recovering to 30 by late June.

Pavel Dobryakov's Fluid Simulation witnessed an irregular revenue pattern, with figures alternating between $0 and $42K. Downloads peaked at 147K in mid-June, while active users saw an increase from 212 to 261 over the quarter.

Slime it: Slime Game Simulator by Slime4Fun had no downloads recorded for the entire quarter. Revenue data shows an anomaly with a sudden spike to $61K in mid-June. Unfortunately, there was no data on weekly active users for this title.

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