Q4 2020 Performance of Top Crime Games on Android in Australia

In the fourth quarter of 2020, the Android gaming scene in Australia saw significant activity within the crime games category. Sensor Tower provides a detailed breakdown of the top performers during this period.

Mafia City, developed by Phantix Games, showed a fluctuating revenue trend with a peak of $32K and closing the quarter at about $28K. Downloads for the game dipped in mid-quarter to 1.3K but rebounded strongly to 3.4K by the year's end. Weekly active users (WAU) followed a similar pattern, decreasing to 11K before spiking to over 16K in the final week of December.

Another title from Phantix Games, The Grand Mafia, had an impressive revenue climb, starting at $10K and reaching over $20K. Its downloads saw a marked increase from 2.5K to 6K, and WAU rose from 7K to 13K, demonstrating strong end-of-year engagement.

Wooga's June's Journey: Hidden Objects observed a steady revenue with a minor dip mid-quarter, maintaining around $20K. Downloads remained fairly consistent, with a slight uptick to 1.2K in the last week. WAU showed resilience, starting at approximately 28K and ending slightly lower at 27K.

Playrix's Manor Matters witnessed a revenue increase from $2K to $4K, while downloads surged notably from 899 to 2.5K. WAU experienced a significant rise, starting at 4.4K and reaching 15K by December's end.

Lastly, East Side Games Studio's Archer: Danger Phone Idle Game saw its revenue hover around the $2K mark throughout the quarter. The game's downloads had a sharp fall to zero in early November but recovered to 259 by the quarter's end. WAU showed a slight increase from 1.8K to just under 2K.

For more insights into the performance of these and other mobile applications, Sensor Tower's comprehensive data provides a deeper dive into market trends and user behavior.