Top 5 Boxing Games Performance in Australia - iOS Q4 2020

In the last quarter of 2020, the iOS boxing games category saw varied performances among the top contenders in Australia. Through the data provided by Sensor Tower, let's delve into the metrics for these games.

Boxing Star by FourThirtyThree Inc. showed a revenue trend with a significant peak in the last week of December, hitting over $2K. Downloads fluctuated modestly around the mid-hundreds, while weekly active users (WAU) saw a decline from over 1.4K at the quarter's start to just over 1.2K by its end.

Real Boxing 2 from Vivid Games S.A. experienced a revenue range between $295 to $942, with downloads maintaining above 800 per week. The WAU for Real Boxing 2 remained impressively high, starting at 5.5K and slightly dropping to 5.5K, suggesting a strong and consistent player base throughout the quarter.

Reliance Games' WWE Mayhem had a notable surge in revenue in the second week of October, reaching approximately $2.4K, but otherwise maintained lower revenue figures. Downloads for the game stayed in the low hundreds, and WAU saw a gradual decrease from 1.2K to just over 1K.

The Topps Company, Inc.'s Topps® WWE SLAM: Card Trader presented a revenue trend with its highest point at the beginning of December, nearing $1K. However, the game had the lowest downloads among the top 5, with numbers generally below 50 per week. Active users remained under 200, indicating a more niche audience.

Lastly, EA SPORTS™ UFC® by Electronic Arts showcased a steady revenue with a peak nearing $500 in December. Downloads increased towards the end of the quarter, reaching highs of over 700, while WAU consistently grew, indicating growing interest and engagement, ending at around 1.9K.

For more detailed insights and data on the performance of these iOS boxing games in Australia, Sensor Tower's comprehensive analytics platform provides an in-depth look at the market trends and user behaviors.