Lion Studios
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Best Mobile Games by Downloads: September 2019
Sand Balls was the most downloaded mobile game of September 2019 across both the App Store and Google Play, according to Apptica Store Intelligence estimates.
- In September 2019, 'Sand Balls' was the most downloaded mobile game globally across both the App Store and Google Play, reaching over 15 million installs—an 82% increase from the previous month.
- The Chinese version of 'Archero' by Habby saw significant success with over 4 million downloads in September, significantly outperforming the global version, which recorded 700,000 installs in the same period.
- 'Pokémon Masters' secured the seventh position on the download charts, achieving more than 10 million downloads within its first four days of release.
AppticaOct 2019
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Top Mobile Games Worldwide for Q2 2019 by Downloads
Hyper-casual titles dominated worldwide mobile game downloads in Q2 2019, according to Sensor Tower's Store Intelligence estimates covering the App Store and Google Play.
- Stack Ball by Azur Interactive was the most downloaded mobile game worldwide in Q2 2019, reaching approximately 101 million first-time installs.
- Hyper-casual games dominated the market, with 12 new titles entering the top 20 rankings during the quarter.
- Run Race 3D by Good Job Games secured the second-highest global download spot with nearly 96 million installs.
Sensor TowerJul 2019
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Top New Mobile Games Worldwide in 2018 by Downloads
Voodoo's Helix Jump was the most downloaded new mobile game worldwide in 2018, surpassing 300 million installs.
- Helix Jump, published by Voodoo, was the most downloaded new mobile game of 2018 with over 300 million worldwide installs.
- The top five most downloaded new mobile games of 2018 were Helix Jump, PUBG Mobile, Rise Up, Love Balls, and Happy Glass.
- Voodoo dominated the top 20 rankings with five titles, including Helix Jump, Hole.io, Paper.io 2, Color Road, and Fire Balls 3D.
Sensor TowerFeb 2019
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2019 Predictions: The Hyper-Casual Party, as We Know It, Will End
Mobile arcade games had a breakout 2018, but the hyper-casual segment driving that growth is already maturing, according to this analysis of the Arcade category within casual games.
- The hyper-casual market matured rapidly in 2018, characterized by slowing quarter-over-quarter download growth, increased competition, and rising user acquisition costs.
- Hyper-casual games experienced significant growth in 2018, with a greater than 200% year-over-year increase in downloads and a nearly 340% increase in in-app purchase (IAP) revenue.
- To combat low long-term retention, successful hyper-casual publishers are shifting toward hybrid monetization models that combine ad revenue with deeper IAP systems, such as subscriptions and light meta-game designs.
Deconstructor of FunJan 2019