Top 5 Hypercasual Games on Android in Spain, Q3 2024

In the third quarter of 2024, the hypercasual gaming scene on the Android platform in Spain showcased notable trends across the top five games. The data, sourced from Sensor Tower, reveals intriguing insights into the weekly downloads, revenue, and active user statistics for these games.

Vita Mahjong from Vita Studio saw a remarkable surge in weekly downloads, starting from 12.7K in early July and peaking at 88.9K by the start of September. The game's weekly active users mirrored this growth, climbing steadily from 32.1K to an impressive 182.9K. Revenue remained minimal throughout the quarter, with minor increases towards the end, reaching a modest $31 in the final week of September.

Word Search Explorer by PlaySimple Games experienced a steady increase in weekly downloads, initially recording 28.4K and peaking at 60.6K in early August. The active users followed a similar pattern, rising from 52.8K to a high of 122.1K in August. Revenue also saw growth, starting at $50 in July and reaching up to $137 by early September.

Manage Supermarket Simulator from Zego Global Pte witnessed a significant decline in weekly downloads, beginning at 74.2K and dropping sharply to just over 1.1K by the end of September. Despite this, the game started with a high number of active users at 162.7K, which decreased to 108.8K over the quarter. Revenue was initially strong at $841 in early July but saw a gradual decline, ending at $90.

Block Blast! by Hungry Studio maintained a consistent download rate initially, with numbers around 31.4K to 40.5K in July before tapering off significantly to 11.8K by the end of September. The active users also decreased from 151.6K to 115.5K during the quarter. Notably, this game did not generate any revenue throughout the period.

Screw Out: Jam Puzzle, another title from Zego Global Pte, showed an interesting growth in revenue, starting modestly at $45 and peaking at $4.2K in late August. The downloads began at 6.8K, reaching a high of 55.7K in early August, before declining to 9.5K by the end of the quarter. Active users followed this trend, initially at 11.5K and peaking at 129.8K before falling to 45.9K.

For a deeper dive into these trends and additional insights, visit Sensor Tower.