Snail Bob

Andrei Kovalishin · iOS

Snail Bob

Explore the ad evidence, study the storefront, and build your next acquisition hypothesis.

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01 / Creative research

Turn the unknowns into a research plan.

01

Check the acquisition promise

Read the store headline, screenshots and description. What problem is the app promising to solve?

Study the storefront
02

Look for ad evidence

Explore apps with direct store-link matches. Compare their hooks and formats without assuming the same approach works here.

Browse observed advertisers
03

Separate demand from paid growth

Store rankings and revenue estimates describe market context. They do not establish ad spend, conversions or ROAS.

Review the market context

02 / Storefront & product

Where the click lands.

Study the product story and store experience behind the acquisition funnel.

Screenshots

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03 / Market context

The business behind the app.

Keep revenue, downloads and store rankings separate from advertising performance.

How Much Does Snail Bob Make?

Monthly Revenue
$1.0K
Annualized estimate
$12.0K
Per Download
$1.00

Platform Performance

🍎iOS
Revenue
$1.0K
Downloads
1.0K
Rating
4.7 (2,457)

Rating Distribution

4.7
★★★★★
2,457 reviews
5
2%
4
2%
3
4%
2
9%
1
84%

Top Countries

🇺🇸 US🇬🇧 GB🇦🇺 AU
Reviews (3)
★★★★★GMSS8/30/2024
Gameplays and Dream (Sequence) Guessing

Even though the music on Bob in Space sounds different than the old type on the iPad where it would sound almost identical to what you could sleep to as a kid, this different one kind of sounds identical to music you could dance to at a wedding, and it sounds very relaxing to me. Even though gameplays (I remembered) rarely became (partially) why I had (2% strange) dreams overtime, I recently had a dream that I ran on top of thick glass of the top of an outdoor wall with color cycling lights pointing upward and jumped over gaps between them in the dark where I could see houses looking like greenhouses, so I wasn't sure if this music being different was (partially) why I dreamed about this, or the yellow lines that often have yellow circles and blue transformation lines almost identical to Christmas light colors to me, and therefore were (partially) why I dreamed about this. I kind of think it's fun when gameplays and/or things I see in my mind sometimes become (partially) why I have these (2% strange) dreams with (98% of) everything (else) related to in-person things overtime, even though I haven't figured out if anyone else had (2% strange) dreams (partially) due to gameplays (as a kid).

★★★★★Eeeeeeeeeee_jwb6/1/2023
The game of my childhood

Oh god. I remember playing this game over half of my lifetime ago. I have it on most of my devices, but one version stands out as the best out of all of them. On my really old IPad, I have an older version of this app that has the old bob in space music, aka one of, if not the best music I know. I would really like to have that song on yt. I’ve looked everywhere, but it’s always the upbeat and adventurous music, instead of the slow and mysterious song. Is there anywhere I can find it? That song means a lot to me and my brother. Thanks for one of the best games of my early childhood!

★★★★★Y. Glass Jar10/3/2020
Awesome Childhood Classic

The Snail Bob games I’ve had a fondness for since I found the first one the App Store many years ago, and I’m pleased to report that they still hold up today and have given me a sweet little world to lose myself in amidst this dreadfully long year. The puzzles and story are admittedly very simple, especially if you’re replaying as an adult like I am, but the sheer amount of charm the art style and gameplay have makes up for it and makes it all rather entertaining. I highly recommend this game to anyone looking for a goofy, fun little time killer, or looking to relive some old memories. It is as good as you remember.

Version History (7)
1.2.15/3/2017
1.2.03/16/2017
1.1.32/13/2017
1.1.11/3/2013
1.112/12/2012
1.0.110/4/2012
1.09/25/2012
Available In (115 Countries)
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Supported Languages (1)
English
App Details

Meet Bob, he's a snail on a mission and he needs your help. Guide Bob through 80 levels of mind-bending, puzzling goodness. Collect hidden stars to un...

iOS App ID
534160364
Content Rating
4+
Min OS
8.0
Size
200.6 MB
In-App Purchases
Yes
Publisher
Andrei Kovalishin
Ru

In-App Purchases (1)

NamePriceType
Key to the Chapters$1.99One-time