Top 5 Casual Games Performance on Unified Platform in Tunisia, Q3 2024

During the third quarter of 2024, the performance of the top five casual games on a unified platform in Tunisia presented interesting trends, as revealed by Sensor Tower data.

Offline Games - No Wifi Games showed a notable fluctuation in weekly downloads, beginning with approximately 23K downloads and peaking at 64.7K in mid-July. By the end of September, downloads tapered to around 10.7K. The app's weekly active users also demonstrated a varied pattern, starting at 40.5K and reaching a high of 165.4K in late July, before stabilizing at about 107.7K by the end of the quarter.

For 2 3 4 Player Games, the weekly downloads began at 19.9K, with a peak of 43.2K in late July, and concluded the quarter at 13.2K. The app maintained a strong presence in terms of weekly active users, starting at 228K and peaking at 341.4K in late July, before decreasing to 261.3K by the end of September.

Ludo King displayed a steady download rate with a slight increase from 14.8K in early July to 34.7K in mid-September, ending at 25.3K. Weekly active users exhibited a gradual decline from 166.3K to 115K over the quarter. The app's revenue was modest, with a peak of $151 in the second week of July, followed by a decline to negligible values later in the quarter.

Subway Surfers experienced a varied download pattern, starting at 15.5K, peaking at 43.8K in early August, and ending the quarter at 16.2K. The weekly active users began at 239.7K, peaking at 274.3K mid-July, and concluded at 209.1K. Revenue remained consistent, averaging around $80 to $90 per week.

Lastly, Ludo Tunisia saw a rise in downloads from 10.5K to 20.4K by late July, with a gradual decrease to 12.2K by September's end. Active users started at 39.2K, peaking at 55.5K in late July, and then settled at 46.8K.

These insights provide a snapshot of the casual gaming landscape in Tunisia, with more detailed analytics available from Sensor Tower.