Top Hypercasual Games in Belgium Q4 2025

In the fourth quarter of 2025, the hypercasual gaming market in Belgium showed interesting trends across popular titles on a unified platform, combining data from both iOS and Android. Here’s a breakdown of the top five games based on data from Sensor Tower.

Magic Sort! by Grand Games A.Ş. experienced a notable increase in weekly revenue, peaking at approximately $4.8K in the final week of December. Weekly downloads also showed a strong performance, reaching around 8.6K in mid-November, while weekly active users climbed steadily from 12.1K at the start of the quarter to over 31.2K by the end.

Hole People from Rollic Games faced a downward trend in weekly downloads, starting at 1.2K and dropping to 668 by the end of December. Despite this, weekly active users slightly increased towards the end of the quarter, reaching 3.8K, with revenue seeing a modest peak of $2.3K in mid-December.

Goods Puzzle: Sort Challenge by ONESOFT GLOBAL PTE. LTD. saw a decline in weekly downloads from 9.4K in October to 3.6K by year-end. However, weekly active users remained relatively stable, peaking at 38.1K in early December, while revenue concluded the quarter with a high of $2.0K.

Drop Away: Color Puzzle, also from Rollic Games, experienced a decline in downloads, starting at 2.2K in October and dropping to 348 by the end of December. Active users followed a similar trend, ending the quarter at 1.2K, while revenue fluctuated, peaking at $2.1K in late September.

Finally, My Supermarket Simulator 3D® by Game District LLC showed growth in weekly downloads, especially in December, reaching 2.3K. Weekly revenue increased consistently, culminating at $1.5K in the last week of December, and active users saw a resurgence, increasing to 3.0K by the quarter's end.

For further insights into the performance of these games and more, visit Sensor Tower.