Top Slime Games in New Zealand: Q4 2025 Performance

In the fourth quarter of 2025, slime games captivated audiences in New Zealand, with significant activity on the unified platform. Here's a closer look at the performance of the top five slime games based on data from Sensor Tower.

Super Slime Simulator: DIY Art, published by Dramaton, showed a fluctuating trend in weekly downloads, peaking at around 584 in late September and closing the quarter with a similar number. Weekly revenue was sporadic, with a notable peak at $5 in early October and a smaller rise to $4 by the end of December. Active users began at 1.3K, dipped mid-quarter, but rebounded to 1.15K by the end.

My Talking Slimy - Slime Buddy from Pixeland OU experienced a steady decline in weekly downloads, starting at 371 and tapering off to 128 by the end of December. Revenue followed a similar downward trend, beginning at $396 and decreasing to $281. Active users also showed a slight decline from 1.4K to 1.1K over the quarter.

Super Big Slime: Black Hole 3D by Supercent, Inc. saw an increase in downloads, starting at 63 and ending with 182 weekly downloads. Revenue was modest, peaking at $21 mid-November. Active users remained strong, beginning at 3.3K and ending at 3.7K.

DIY Slime Simulator ASMR Art from Questzy maintained stable download numbers, with a slight increase towards the end of the quarter, reaching 210 by late December. Although revenue was not reported, active users showed a steady rise, ending the quarter at 1.4K.

Bruno – My Talking Slime Pet, another game from Dramaton, had variable download numbers, peaking at 213 in late December. Revenue was sporadic, with a peak of $10 in mid-October. Active users saw a general decline throughout the quarter, beginning at 3K and ending at 2.7K.

These insights highlight the dynamic nature of slime games in New Zealand, with varying trends in downloads, revenue, and user engagement. For more detailed insights, visit Sensor Tower.