Top 5 City Building Games in Ukraine Q3 2024: Performance Insights

In the third quarter of 2024, the top city building games in Ukraine showcased varied performance trends across revenue, downloads, and active users. Here's a closer look at how each app fared during this period.

Puzzles & Chaos: Frozen Castle by BUILDING-BLOCKS NETWORK TECHNOLOGY CO., LIMITED saw a significant increase in weekly revenue, climbing from approximately $3.2K at the start of July to $6K by early September. The game also experienced growth in weekly downloads, starting at around 1.2K and peaking at 2.5K in late September. Weekly active users exhibited a steady rise, reaching a peak of over 6.2K by the end of the quarter.

SimCity BuildIt from Electronic Arts maintained a consistent revenue stream, with weekly earnings fluctuating between $1.5K and $2.5K. Downloads showed a notable upward trend, especially in the second half of the quarter, culminating in over 2.5K in the last week of September. The game also retained a robust active user base, peaking at approximately 24K.

Land of Empires: Immortal by Nuverse experienced fluctuating weekly revenue, starting at $1.9K and seeing a decline towards the end of the quarter, finishing at $1.3K. Although downloads were minimal, active users remained relatively stable, with slight variations around 300 to 400 users throughout the quarter.

Isekai: Slow Life from Mars Era Limited showed a remarkable increase in weekly revenue, which surged from $972 at the beginning of July to $3.4K by the end of September. Downloads also saw a substantial increase, especially in the final weeks, reaching up to 4.3K. The number of active users followed a similar upward trajectory, peaking at nearly 5.7K.

Lastly, Global City: Building Games by MYGAMES MENA FZ LLC experienced moderate revenue growth, with weekly figures ranging from $800 to $1.1K. Downloads fluctuated throughout the quarter, with a notable spike in early August. Active users showed a slight decline overall, stabilizing at around 3K by the end of September.

These insights are based on data from Sensor Tower, where more detailed analytics and trends can be explored further.