Top 5 Idler Games on Android in Europe Q3 2024

In the third quarter of 2024, the top 5 idler games on the Android platform in Europe experienced varied performance trends in terms of downloads, revenue, and active user engagement. This analysis, powered by Sensor Tower data, offers a closer look at these dynamics.

Prison Life: Idle Game by Supercent, Inc. saw an impressive start with weekly downloads reaching around 818K in early July. However, this number declined to approximately 108K by the end of September. The game's weekly revenue peaked at about $1K mid-July, then gradually tapered off to around $320 by the end of the quarter. Meanwhile, weekly active users rose steadily, reaching over 1.4M by late September.

My Perfect Hotel from SayGames Ltd maintained a consistent weekly revenue in the early quarter, peaking at $15K in mid-August before declining to approximately $5.9K by the end of September. Downloads were highest in early August at over 368K, but decreased to about 144K by the quarter's close. Active users mirrored this trend, starting at approximately 779K and decreasing to around 465K.

Gold & Goblins: Idle Merger by AppQuantum had fluctuating revenue, peaking at $196K in late August and closing the quarter at $180K. Downloads showed a slight downward trend, starting at 169K and ending at roughly 110K. Active users hovered around 500K in early July, slightly decreasing to about 409K by the end of the period.

Train Miner: Idle Railway Game from CASUAL AZUR GAMES experienced a notable spike in weekly downloads, reaching over 656K in early August. Revenue was relatively stable with a peak of $2.7K in late September. Active users peaked at over 1M in early August, gradually declining to around 536K by the end of September.

Finally, Outlets Rush by Supercent, Inc. displayed steady growth in both downloads and active users. Weekly downloads peaked at 148K at the end of September, while active users reached over 1.4M. Revenue followed an upward trajectory, ending the quarter at approximately $1.5K.

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