Top 5 Hybridcasual Games in New Zealand: Q4 2025 Performance on Unified Platform

The fourth quarter of 2025 showcased notable trends in the hybridcasual gaming sector in New Zealand, with data from Sensor Tower revealing the performance of the top five games on a unified platform.

Match Factory! by Peak Games experienced a strong finish to the year. Weekly revenue showed a steady increase, peaking at approximately $13.5K in the final week of December. Downloads saw a significant boost towards the end of the quarter, climbing from 241 in early December to 1.2K by the last week. Active users also followed an upward trajectory, increasing from around 10.6K to 12.6K.

Screwdom by Zego Global Pte Ltd maintained a consistent revenue stream, with a peak of about $10.7K in late December. Downloads fluctuated, reaching a high of 1.7K in early December before settling around 993 by the end of the month. Active user numbers remained relatively stable, closing the quarter at approximately 14.5K.

Color Block Jam from Rollic Games saw revenue gradually increase to $10.6K by the end of December. The game’s downloads started strong at over 3K but tapered to 1.6K. Active user figures remained steady throughout the quarter, ending at about 14.5K.

Triple Match 3D by Boombox Games LTD displayed a more modest revenue pattern, peaking at $5.7K in October. Downloads were lower, with numbers ranging from 42 to 155 weekly, while active users showed a slight increase, reaching 6.7K by year-end.

Pixel Flow! by Loom Games Oyun Yazilim ve Pazarlama Anonim Sirketi experienced a significant rise in revenue, ending December at $11.4K. Downloads began at 108 in early November, peaking at nearly 10K, and settled at 4.3K. Active users also increased from 63 to approximately 6.4K.

These insights reflect data sourced from Sensor Tower, offering a glimpse into the dynamic landscape of hybridcasual gaming in New Zealand. For more detailed analysis and future projections, visit Sensor Tower's platform.