Top 5 Platformer Games in the US: Q1 2025 Performance

In the first quarter of 2025, the platformer game category in the United States showcased intriguing trends across top titles. Here's a closer look at the performance of five leading games, based on data from Sensor Tower.

Timeline Up! from Rollic Games saw a dynamic quarter. Weekly revenue started strong at around $87K, peaking at $93K in late January, before experiencing a decline, closing at about $79K. Downloads began at 50K, dipped to 34K in mid-February, and rebounded to nearly 49K by the end of March. Active users consistently increased, starting at 137K and reaching 159K by quarter's end.

Stumble Guys, published by Scopely, Inc., experienced fluctuating metrics. Weekly revenue began at $79K, dropped to $46K in late February, but recovered to $67K by March. Downloads followed a similar pattern, starting at 96K, decreasing to 59K, and ending at 57K. Active users saw a decline from 742K to 448K over the quarter.

Sonic Forces: Run Battle Game by SEGA displayed a mixed performance. Revenue peaked at $71K in mid-January but steadily declined to $26K by the end of March. Downloads were initially 112K, dropping to 27K before a slight recovery to 31K. Active users also decreased from 556K to 376K.

Subway Surfers from Sybo Games ApS maintained robust numbers. Weekly revenue was fairly stable, closing at $44K. Downloads showed a gradual decline from 311K to 243K. However, active users remained strong, starting at 8.3M and ending at 7.1M, despite some fluctuations.

Lastly, CookieRun: OvenBreak by Devsisters saw an interesting upward trend. Revenue rose sharply from $26K to a peak of $50K in late February, before settling at $29K. Downloads increased from 2K to 17K by the quarter's end. Active users rose from 53K to 72K, indicating growing engagement.

For more detailed insights and analysis, visit Sensor Tower.