Q4 2020 Performance of Top Baseball Games on Android in Australia

As the year 2020 came to a close, the Australian market saw varying trends in the performance of top baseball games on the Android platform. Sensor Tower's data provides us with an overview of how these games fared in the fourth quarter.

MLB 9 Innings 24, published by Com2uS from South Korea, experienced a significant peak in revenue at the end of December, reaching nearly $3K. Downloads saw a high in early October at over 2K, followed by a decline. The weekly active users (WAUs) showed a steady trend, peaking at over 2.7K in mid-October.

HibikiYano's Kung Fu Ball! - BaseBall Game from Japan, which generated no revenue, had its highest number of downloads in late September with over 700, but saw a decline towards the end of the year. The WAUs fluctuated, with a notable drop in November but rebounded to over 550 in the last week of December.

South Korean publisher playus soft's BASEBALL 9 showed an increase in revenue through October, reaching over $500, before experiencing a decrease. Downloads peaked at 460 in late November, and WAUs saw an upward trend, reaching over 3.5K in early December.

Baseball Clash: Real-time game by Miniclip.com from Switzerland, despite launching in March 2021, began generating modest revenue in November, with a notable spike to $630 in the last week of the month. Downloads were highest at the start of November at over 1K, while WAUs peaked at over 1.5K in the second week of November before gradually declining.

Lastly, Baseball Heroes by US-based Zynga, which did not generate revenue, had its highest downloads at the beginning and end of the quarter, with a significant jump to over 450 in the last week of December. The WAUs showed an increase towards the end of the quarter, with a notable rise to over 600.

For more detailed insights and data on the performance of these applications, Sensor Tower's platform stands as a valuable resource for industry analysis and strategic decision-making.