Top 5 Physics Puzzle Games Performance in Russia Q1 2025

In the first quarter of 2025, the top physics puzzle games on the unified platform in Russia demonstrated varied performance trends, as reported by Sensor Tower.

Screw Out from Zego Global Pte Ltd saw a gradual decline in weekly revenue, starting at approximately $1.2K at the beginning of January and settling around $747 by the end of March. Weekly downloads also diminished, from 23.3K in late December to 2.2K by the quarter's close. However, weekly active users initially peaked at 87.7K before dropping to 30.7K.

Screwdom, also by Zego Global Pte Ltd, experienced a robust increase in weekly revenue, climbing from $183 at the start of February to approximately $3.3K by March's end. Downloads surged dramatically, beginning at 637 in late December and reaching over 68.7K by the end of March. Active users grew significantly from 657 to a peak of 251.4K.

Rollic Games' Screw Jam had steady weekly revenue, fluctuating around $300 to $400 throughout the quarter. Downloads remained low and stable, with minor variations between 56 and 146 weekly. Active users also showed stability, maintaining around 300 to 400 users.

Screwscapes by META SLOTS LIMITED saw a decline in both revenue and downloads. Revenue started at $711, dropping to $59 by the end of March. Downloads peaked in mid-January at 13.6K before ceasing entirely by the end of February. Active users followed a similar pattern, peaking at 34.1K before decreasing to 15.3K.

Lastly, Screw Puzzle: Wood Nut & Bolt™ from ONESOFT GLOBAL PTE. LTD. experienced stable revenue, hovering around $270 to $434. Downloads showed a slight decline, from 32.5K in late December to 19.9K by March's end. Active users remained consistent, with minor fluctuations between 127K and 161K.

These insights offer a glimpse into the performance dynamics of popular physics puzzle games in Russia, highlighting trends in downloads, revenue, and user engagement. For more detailed analytics and insights, visit Sensor Tower.