Top 5 Geolocation Games on Android in Saudi Arabia, Q3 2024

In the third quarter of 2024, the geolocation gaming sector in Saudi Arabia showed varied performance across the top Android applications. According to Sensor Tower data, let's dive into the trends for each of the top five games.

Tamadog - Puppy Pet Dog Games from Appsyoulove saw a notable fluctuation in its weekly revenues. Starting at approximately $212 in early July, the revenue peaked at $253 mid-month before gradually declining, reaching around $183 by the end of September. Downloads also mirrored this trend, beginning at around 684 in the first week of July, dipping mid-quarter, and then recovering to about 721 by the end of September. The app maintained a steady number of weekly active users, beginning at 1.1K and ending with an increase to 1.3K.

Monster Hunter Now by Niantic, Inc. displayed a steady revenue stream, with a slight dip in August but recovering to $65 by September's end. Downloads were sporadic, with an initial surge of 1.9K in the first week of July, but subsequent weeks showed no new downloads. Despite this, the game maintained a strong active user base, beginning at 14.7K and concluding the quarter at 8.8K.

Jurassic World Alive from Jam City, Inc. experienced modest revenue fluctuations, peaking at $178 in mid-July before experiencing a significant drop, then stabilizing at $24 by the end of September. Weekly downloads were relatively stable, starting at 248 and fluctuating throughout the quarter, ending at 205. The active user count showed a similar pattern, reaching a high of 2.3K in late July and settling at around 1.6K by the quarter's close.

Landlord Go - Real Estate Game by Reality Games LTD had minimal revenue activity, with a slight increase to $118 in mid-September. Downloads remained low, with single-digit figures throughout the quarter. The active user base was also minimal, hovering around 30 users weekly.

Finally, COIN: Always Be Earning by XY Labs, Inc. showed minimal revenue activity, with a slight peak at $29 in mid-September. No download data was reported for the quarter. The active user base experienced a gradual decline, starting at 73 and ending at 43 by September.

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