Q1 2024 Snapshot: Top Ultracasual Android Games in the US

Sensor Tower's latest data provides an overview of the top five ultracasual Android games in the United States for the first quarter of 2024. Here's how these games fared.

Project Match: ASMR Salon by Casual Joy Games saw an increase in revenue, starting at $11K in the first week of January and peaking at $61K in early March before declining to $53K by the end of March. Downloads for the game declined from 21K to 7K, and weekly active users followed a similar downward trend from 17K to 10K.

Slice Masters: ASMR Game, developed by HYPERHUG, experienced a decrease in revenue from $2K to $525. Downloads peaked in early February at 16K but later fell to 6K, mirroring a slight fluctuation in weekly active users, which started at 284K and ended the quarter at 284K.

JindoBlu's Antistress - relaxation toys generated revenue that varied, with the highest being $397 and the lowest at $215. Downloads saw a high of 32K in the first week of January and a slight increase at the end of March to around 20K. Weekly active users showed a more stable pattern, starting at 73K and slightly increasing to 53K by the quarter's end.

Rollic Games' Fill The Fridge showed a notable drop in revenue, from $269 to $0 by the start of March, and downloads decreased from 31K to 7K. Weekly active users decreased from 36K to 16K over the quarter.

Lastly, World of Slime Simulator Games from Solid Apps INC. saw its revenue drop to $0 by mid-February, with no recorded downloads throughout the quarter. Weekly active users started at 599 and ended at 401.

For more detailed insights, visit Sensor Tower. The trends observed in these ultracasual games highlight the dynamic nature of the mobile gaming market in the US.