Q4 2023 Performance of Top Dragon Games in Europe on Android

As the final quarter of 2023 wrapped up, Sensor Tower has provided a comprehensive look into the performance of top dragon-themed gaming apps on the Android platform within the European market. The data reveals interesting trends in downloads, revenue, and weekly active users for these enchanting titles.

Dragonscapes Adventure by Century Games PTE. LTD., saw a fluctuating revenue trend, peaking at $232K in late September and dipping to $174K in late November, before climbing back up to $218K by the year's end. Downloads hit a high in mid-October at around 50K, then gradually decreased to 17K by the Christmas week. Weekly active users spiked to 270K in mid-October and then followed a downward trend settling at 188K by the last week of December.

FARLIGHT's Call of Dragons experienced its revenue fluctuating, with an initial $196K in late September, dipping to $127K in mid-October, and then rising to $201K by Christmas week. Downloads saw a steady increase from 15K to 30K in the same period. The game's weekly active users began at 102K and saw a gradual rise, reaching 116K by the end of the quarter.

Dragon City Mobile from Spanish publisher Social Point showed a revenue range from $50K to $88K, with downloads oscillating between 20K and 30K. The game's weekly active users started high at over 1M in late September, dipped slightly below that mark in the subsequent weeks, and climbed back to over 1M by Christmas.

Gameloft SE's Dragon Mania Legends demonstrated a revenue trend starting at $21K, peaking at $30K in mid-October, and reaching $34K by year-end. Downloads saw a significant jump to 31K in late October but then declined to around 12K by Christmas. Weekly active users ranged from 394K to 430K, with a dip to 341K in late November before closing the quarter at around 346K.

Lastly, Zynga's Merge Dragons! saw revenues starting at $179K, dipping to $161K in mid-October, and reaching a high of $214K by the end of December. Downloads remained fairly consistent, ranging from 9K to 13K throughout the quarter. Weekly active users showed a slight downward trend, starting at 319K and ending the quarter at 277K.

For more insights on the performance of these dragon-themed games and others in the mobile gaming market, Sensor Tower offers a detailed analysis. The data provided here represents a snapshot, and a deeper dive into the metrics can reveal additional trends and nuances that can inform publishers and developers in the ever-evolving mobile gaming landscape.