Top 5 City Building Games Performance in Oceania Q3 2024

In the third quarter of 2024, the city building game genre on a unified platform in Oceania showcased a mix of upward and downward trends across various metrics. The data, sourced from Sensor Tower, highlights the weekly downloads, revenue, and active users for the top five games in this category.

States Builder: Trade Empire by SayGames LTD saw a consistent increase in weekly revenue, starting at about $1.5K in early July and rising to approximately $2K by the end of September. Its weekly downloads fluctuated, peaking at 3.2K mid-July and experiencing a resurgence to 3K by the end of the quarter. The active user base remained relatively stable with a slight increase, reaching around 10.4K in mid-September.

SimCity BuildIt from Electronic Arts experienced significant revenue fluctuations, with highs of around $27K in late July and a dip to $18.8K in early September. The game’s weekly downloads showed a positive trend towards the end of the quarter, climbing to nearly 2.7K. Active users remained robust, stabilizing around 23.3K by the end of September.

Land Builder, another offering from SayGames LTD, experienced a more modest revenue pattern, with figures hovering between $300 and $600. Downloads saw a notable decline in August but picked up towards the end of the quarter, reaching approximately 1.5K. Active users also showed a slight recovery, ending at around 5.3K.

The Simpsons™: Tapped Out by Electronic Arts demonstrated strong revenue performance early in the quarter, with a peak of $18.1K in early August, before a steep decline to below $200 by the end of September. Download numbers experienced a significant spike to 4.7K in late September. Active users increased sharply towards the quarter’s end, reaching 6.5K.

Finally, State Connect: Traffic Control by AI Games FZ showed a low revenue stream, with a slight increase to $134 by the end of September. The game’s downloads experienced variability, with a peak of 2.1K in late September. Active users mirrored this trend, reaching 3.3K at the close of the quarter.

These insights reflect the dynamic nature of the city building game market in Oceania. For more detailed analytics and trends, visit Sensor Tower.