Top 5 Hypercasual Games Performance in Netherlands Q3 2025

In the third quarter of 2025, the hypercasual gaming market in the Netherlands showcased some intriguing trends across both iOS and Android platforms. Here's a closer look at the top five games based on Sensor Tower data.

Hole People by Rollic Games saw a steady revenue stream, peaking at around $4.4K in mid-July before declining to approximately $3.2K by the end of September. Weekly downloads also fluctuated, with a high of 2.9K in early August, while active users rose from 4.8K to 6.6K over the quarter.

Goods Puzzle: Sort Challenge from ONESOFT GLOBAL PTE. LTD. experienced a peak in downloads early in July, reaching over 8K, and maintained strong user engagement with active users climbing to 54.3K by the end of September. Revenue peaked at $4.6K in late July.

Magic Sort!, developed by Grand Games A.Ş., showed remarkable growth in revenue towards the end of the quarter, reaching $6.9K in late September. Downloads increased significantly, hitting 7.4K in the last week of the quarter, while active users surged from 13.3K to 27.1K.

Coin Sort by Lion Studios Plus exhibited a steady revenue trend, culminating in $2.9K by September's end. Downloads showed a varied pattern, with a peak of 6K in late August, and active users increased from 3K to over 13K by early September.

Finally, Drop Away: Color Puzzle from Rollic Games showed a significant rise in both revenue and downloads. Revenue grew from negligible amounts to $3.2K at the quarter's close, while downloads rose to 4.3K, and active users increased to 7.9K by early September.

These insights provide a glimpse into the dynamic landscape of hypercasual gaming in the Netherlands, with more detailed analytics available from Sensor Tower.