Australia's Top Geolocation Games on Android: Q4 2020 Performance

As the year 2020 came to a close, geolocation-based mobile games continued to engage users across Australia. Sensor Tower offers a comprehensive analysis of the top-performing Android applications in this genre for the fourth quarter of the year. Here we delve into the performance of each top contender.

Pokémon GO maintained its popularity with downloads peaking at around 6.5K in the third week of December. Weekly active users (WAUs) remained stable, with a slight dip to around 227K towards the end of December. Revenue showcased an upward trend, hitting a high of around $256K in mid-December.

Jurassic World Alive presented modest numbers, with downloads reaching nearly 1K in the third week of December. WAUs saw an increase, ending the year at just over 1.6K. Revenue also saw growth, with a notable rise to $5.75K in the final week of December.

The Walking Dead: Our World showed varied performance, with downloads hitting 89 in the last two weeks of December. WAUs increased slightly to 416 in the same period. The revenue for the game followed a similar pattern, reaching around $1.5K at the year's end.

The wizarding world also held its ground with Harry Potter: Wizards Unite. The game saw downloads of around 181 in the last week of December and WAUs staying steady at around 1.3K. The revenue for the title was approximately $1.2K in the final week of 2020.

Lastly, CATAN – World Explorers, which did not have a release date listed, showed varied engagement. Downloads saw a significant drop from 2.5K in early November to just 112 by the end of December. The revenue reflected a decline, ending at $350 in the last recorded week.

For more detailed insights and in-depth analysis, Sensor Tower's full suite of tools and reports is available to explore the developments in the mobile app landscape.