Top 5 Horror Games on Android in Bolivia: Q1 2024

In the first quarter of 2024, Bolivia's Android market witnessed diverse trends among the top 5 horror game applications. Here's a closer look at how each game performed in terms of weekly downloads and revenue.

Purple Monster Chapter 3 by A3 Home Studio, released in mid-February, saw a rapid growth in weekly downloads. Starting from a modest 42 downloads in the launch week, the app recorded a significant spike to 5K downloads in the following week. The downloads continued to rise, peaking at around 24K in the week of March 11, before settling at approximately 12.5K by the end of the quarter.

Granny, an established title by DVloper, experienced a declining trend in weekly downloads throughout the quarter. Beginning with 9.5K downloads in the first week of January, the numbers gradually decreased, hitting a low of around 3.8K in early March. However, there was a slight recovery towards the end of the quarter, with downloads reaching 4.4K in the last week of March.

Specimen Zero - Online horror from Café Studio Games showed a fluctuating pattern in weekly downloads. Starting at 6.4K downloads in the first week of January, the app saw a dip to around 2K in late February. However, it rebounded in March, ending the quarter with approximately 4.1K downloads. Revenue for this game was minimal, peaking at $27 in the first week of January and then tapering off to negligible amounts by March.

Nextbots In Backrooms: Shooter by HOOKAH GAMES had an irregular download trend. The game started strong with 4.5K downloads in early January, reaching a peak of about 10.5K in the week of January 22. However, it experienced a sharp decline, dropping to under 1K downloads by the end of March. The revenue for this game was also minimal, with a peak of $10 in late January and no significant revenue recorded thereafter.

Hide in The Backrooms Nextbots by Mankrik maintained a steady download rate with some fluctuations. The app began the quarter with 2.9K downloads, peaking at 3.9K in late February, and ending with 3.5K downloads in the last week of March. Revenue for this game was almost nonexistent, with only a small peak of $6 in mid-February.

These insights are derived from Sensor Tower, where more detailed analytics and trends can be explored. As the horror game genre continues to captivate players in Bolivia, it will be interesting to see how these titles evolve in the coming months.