Q1 2021 Performance of Top Waifu Games on Android in the US

The start of 2021 showed varying performances for the top Waifu-themed games on the Android platform in the United States. Sensor Tower's data offers an insightful glance into the trends of downloads, revenue, and weekly active users for these anime-inspired titles. Let's dive into the numbers for a closer look.

Princess Connect! Re: Dive, published by Crunchyroll Games, LLC, saw a significant spike in revenue, reaching nearly 400 thousand in the weeks following its release on January 18. Downloads peaked at over 100 thousand during the launch week but gradually decreased to around 5 thousand by the end of March. Active users hit a high of approximately 46 thousand in its debut week, with a gradual decline to 27 thousand by quarter's end.

miHoYo Limited's Honkai Impact 3rd, a veteran in the category, observed a revenue surge to almost 500 thousand in mid-March. Downloads showed a steady trend, with a notable peak of around 14 thousand in late January, while active users saw a high of 87 thousand, also in January, before settling to 65 thousand by March's close.

For ISEKAI: Demon Waifu from Renascence Games, which released late in the quarter, revenue data is only available for two weeks, with a notable 190 thousand in the last week of March. Its downloads started strong with over 80 thousand in its first week and a slight drop to 52 thousand in the following week. Active users climbed impressively from 69 thousand to 100 thousand in just one week.

Crush Crush - Idle Dating Sim by Sad Panda Studios Ltd experienced a stable revenue with a slight increase to 15 thousand by March's end. The game's downloads showed a consistent decline from 7 thousand to 3 thousand over the quarter, while active users peaked at 34 thousand in early January and reduced to 30 thousand by the quarter's conclusion.

Lastly, Idle Space Farmer - Tycoon from ADQUANTUM LTD had a modest revenue performance, hovering around 5 thousand to 7 thousand weekly, with a decrease to 3 thousand in the final week of March. Downloads peaked at 8 thousand in late January, then declined to 3 thousand by March. Active users experienced a high of 12 thousand in late January before dropping to around 9 thousand by the end of the quarter.

For more insights and in-depth analytics on mobile app performance, Sensor Tower remains an indispensable resource for industry professionals and enthusiasts alike.