A third entry to the "Candy Crush" series grips iPhone charts worldwide, while a new Naruto game is a hit in China, and India's populace finally gets official access to Netflix for the first time.


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More details on these iPhone apps by country for the week, by number of downloads and recorded on January 8, 2015, can be found below.


India
Netflix
Subscription-based video for shows and movies, with browsing, search, user ratings and automated recommendations. Netflix officially launched in India on January 6.


USA
Candy Crush Jelly Saga (Games)
A second sequel to King's hugely successful match-three puzzle "Candy Crush Saga" follows on from 2014's "Candy Crush Soda Saga." The Jelly Queen is introduced as competitive adversary, as players attempt to spread jelly throughout new game modes and levels. The most popular in-app purchase is for a $0.99 USD package of virtual currency.
 


United Kingdom
Candy Crush Jelly Saga (Games)
 


Australia
Candy Crush Jelly Saga (Games)
 


China
火影忍者-官方正 [~en. Naruto - The Official Game]
Invite a friend for extra help as players control Naruto or ninja pals Sasuke and Gaara in running battles inspired by storylines taken from the famous animated series. $0.99 USD of virtual currency is the most popular in-app purchase.


Germany
Candy Crush Jelly Saga (Games)


France
Candy Crush Jelly Saga (Games)


South Korea
MakeupPlus (Photo and Video)
A photo-editing tool that can add various styles of foundation and makeup to portrait pictures, focusing on digital augmentations to skin, eyes, lips, cheeks, and tooth coloration. Styles include Natural, PinkLady, J-POP and Superstar, as well as a selection of sillier choices.


Canada
Clash Royale (Games)
Supercell delivers a new twist on its Clash of Clans format, taking the same look and dropping it into a smaller, top-down, card-based tower toppling engagement. The most popular in-app purchase is for $9.99 USD's worth of expendable virtual gems.


Brazil
Candy Crush Jelly Saga (Games)