AI Insights · Timothy · July 2024
Top 5 First Person Games in Argentina Q2 2024 Performance Overview
In Q2 2024, Argentina's top first-person games showed varying trends in downloads, revenue, and active users, with some notable shifts across the board.
In the second quarter of 2024, Argentina's leading first-person games displayed a range of performance metrics, highlighting the diversity and dynamism in the market. Here’s a detailed look at the top five games:
Blood Strike - FPS for all from NetEase Games experienced a growth in revenue, starting at around $2.3K in early April and rising steadily to reach $3.8K by the end of June. Downloads fluctuated, peaking at nearly 58K in the first week of April and stabilizing around 33K towards the end of the quarter. Weekly active users (WAU) showed a similar trend, beginning at 157K and peaking at 192K mid-June before settling at 181K.
Moto Wheelie 3D by Anderson Horita saw consistent download numbers, starting at 56K in early April and ending at 26K in late June. The game maintained a strong WAU base, growing from 234K in April to a peak of 340K mid-June, before slightly dropping to 337K at the end of the quarter.
Manage Supermarket Simulator from Zego Studio, which launched in late May, saw a rapid increase in downloads, starting at 34K and surging to 128K by mid-June, before slightly decreasing to 106K. Revenue began to appear in June, reaching $210 by the end of the month. WAU also grew significantly from 14K at launch to 216K by the end of June.
Craft Box Game Tree by Zamiton Dupila had a notable performance in downloads, starting with 2K in early April and peaking at 75K mid-May. However, downloads dropped to 11K by early June. WAU mirrored this trend, increasing from 7K to 99K by the end of May and then declining to 61K by the end of June.
Supermarket Manager Simulator by Digital Melody Games showed a significant initial interest with downloads peaking at 100K in early April but declined to 8K by late June. Revenue was minimal, peaking at $180 in the second week of April and dropping to $5 by the end of June. WAU also saw a peak of 254K mid-April, reducing to 79K by the end of June.
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