Top 5 Subscription Games on iOS in Brazil Q3 2024

During the third quarter of 2024, several subscription-based games on the iOS platform in Brazil showed varied performance in terms of downloads, revenue, and weekly active users. According to Sensor Tower, these top games offered a mix of steady growth and fluctuating trends.

GTA: San Andreas – NETFLIX saw a dynamic quarter with revenue peaking at approximately $588 in mid-July and downloads reaching a high of 29K in the same period. The game's weekly active users consistently increased, starting from around 485K in early July and ending the quarter at about 605K.

Too Hot To Handle 3 NETFLIX, which launched in late July, had a strong start with 41K downloads in its initial week. However, the download numbers gradually decreased over the quarter, settling at around 8K by the end of September. The game experienced a modest revenue, with occasional peaks like $14 in the last week of September. Weekly active users started at 40K and decreased to around 22K by the quarter's end.

Farming Simulator 23 NETFLIX exhibited a stable performance, with downloads fluctuating between 3K to 4K throughout the quarter. Revenue remained relatively low, with sporadic increases, the highest being $80 in early July. Weekly active users hovered around the 30K mark, ending the quarter with slight growth at 34K.

GTA: Vice City – NETFLIX experienced a steady user base with weekly active users ranging from 39K to 44K. While the downloads varied slightly each week, they mostly remained within the 2K to 3K range. Revenue saw minor fluctuations, with peaks reaching up to $78 in early August.

Lastly, Too Hot to Handle 2 NETFLIX maintained a consistent presence with downloads generally between 1.5K to 4K. Revenue was minimal, with a few weeks recording low earnings. The game's weekly active users showed a stable trend, beginning at 26K and closing the quarter with around 27K.

These insights reflect the diverse performance of subscription games in Brazil and are sourced from Sensor Tower. For a deeper dive into app analytics, visit Sensor Tower for more comprehensive data.