Performance of Top 5 City Building Games in Chile, Q3 2024

In the third quarter of 2024, the city building games category in Chile witnessed diverse performance trends across the top five apps on the unified platform, according to Sensor Tower data.

Isekai:Slow Life, developed by Mars-Games, saw a remarkable growth in weekly revenue, climbing from approximately $3.1K in early July to $4.6K by the end of September. Downloads fluctuated, peaking at 2.4K mid-July before tapering off to 1.4K at the quarter's close. Weekly active users remained relatively stable, starting at 10.9K and ending slightly higher at 12.8K.

State Connect: Traffic Control from CASUAL AZUR GAMES experienced modest revenue gains, with a notable spike to $34 in the final week of September. Downloads had a varied trajectory, reaching a high of 2.7K in mid-July and concluding at 2.4K. Weekly active users followed a similar pattern, initially rising to 5.3K before stabilizing at around 5.1K.

The Simpsons™: Tapped Out by ELECTRONIC ARTS recorded consistent revenue growth, peaking at $781 in early September, followed by a sharp decline to $57 at the end of the month. Downloads fluctuated, starting at 1.3K, dipping to 794, and then rebounding to 1K. Weekly active users hovered around the 10K mark, finishing the quarter with a minor increase to 10.2K.

SimCity BuildIt, also from ELECTRONIC ARTS, showed a variable revenue pattern, with a high of $1.4K in early July and a more stable end at $826. Downloads remained steady, with a slight increase from 541 to 582. Active users exhibited a stable trend, peaking at 11.7K in mid-September before settling at 10.5K.

TheoTown by blueflower demonstrated a steady revenue stream, maintaining around $45 to $66 throughout the quarter. Downloads remained consistent, averaging around 600 to 700 weekly. Active users showed slight fluctuations, maintaining a robust presence around 13.6K to 14.2K, indicating a loyal user base.

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