Q4 2020 Performance Review of Top Ultracasual Android Games in the US

As the year 2020 came to a close, ultracasual gaming apps continued to entertain and engage users on the Android platform in the United States. Sensor Tower provides a closer look at the performance of these games during the fourth quarter.

Fancy Slime by Kiki Fun Games saw its revenue peak at approximately $40K in late October, with weekly active users reaching over 100K in early October. Downloads fluctuated, with a high of around 30K in early October and a low of approximately 15K by mid-December.

Demolish! from publisher VOODOO, based in France, experienced its most significant download spike at nearly 278K in early October and a peak in active users at over 441K in mid-October. Revenue for the game showed a downward trend, starting at around $3K in early October and falling to just under $400 by year's end.

For Goo: ASMR Slime Simulator, the focus is on downloads and active users since the revenue was negligible. This title by EXOMIND saw a substantial increase in downloads from 3.6K in early October to over 48K by the end of December. Active users followed a similar upward trajectory, jumping from around 4K to over 88K in the same period.

JindoBlu's Antistress - relaxation toys maintained a steady revenue around $400 to $500 weekly. Downloads saw a peak at 23K in mid-October, while active users reached a high of over 127K just before the Christmas week.

Lastly, Draw it from Kwalee Ltd of the United Kingdom had modest revenue figures, hovering around $200 to $250 weekly. Downloads spiked to over 15K towards the end of December, and active users saw a significant increase from 20K at the start of October to over 33K by the end of December.

The data from Sensor Tower reveals the dynamic nature of the ultracasual gaming market on the Android platform in the US. For more in-depth insights and detailed trends, Sensor Tower's full suite of analytics tools is available.